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Fear is a powerful emotion. Learn how your brain responds when fear takes over. -
What gives you goosebumps? Discover the science behind fear and what makes it such a powerful emotional response. -
Signals from the retina must make their way through the eye to the brain. -
Your ability to recall the color of your childhood home depends on long-lasting changes to the connections between nerve cells. -
The discovery of new cells born in the brain throughout life upended scientific dogma — and is improving the understanding of cognitive health and aging. -
What is it about smell that evokes such powerful memories? Find out in this video which earned an honorable mention in the 2016 Brain Awareness Video Contest.
