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Studying the science behind laughter reveals that the best laughs usually have nothing to do with great jokes. -
Americans 65 and older undergo nearly 20 million surgeries each year, which frequently improve and sometimes save their lives. But the brain doesn’t always fare so well. -
Scientists are trying to figure out why so many of us want to pinch babies’ chubby cheeks and squeeze adorable puppies. -
Neurological disorders all involve malfunction of or damage to the nervous system. The hallmarks of psychiatric disorders, on the other hand, are disturbed behavior and emotional state. -
What looking at the brains of a mother and child can teach us. -
Researchers are teasing out brain areas and networks that respond to threats, real and imagined. -
Fear experts Michael Telch, a psychologist at the University of Texas, and Kerry Ressler, a psychiatrist at Emory University, explain how facing our fears can retrain the brain. -
Once thought to merely coordinate movement, this region of the brain is proving to exert greater influence on cognition, emotion, and other functions. -
Recent research show the manifestations of a brain injury depend on age, gender, and how the injury was sustained. Successful treatments may require taking these nuances into account. -
Online “brain-training” games claim to help strengthen your mental muscles through regular practice. But scientists haven’t found conclusive evidence that brain-training works.
