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Considered the most common mental illnesses, anxiety disorders affect an estimated 18 percent of the adult population in a given year, or 40 million Americans. -
Brain training might help you stay sharp as you get older — but it won’t make you a genius. -
Playing music may keep your brain healthy and fit as you age. -
There’s no mistaking a broken heart for a broken bone — but our brains might look at both kinds of pain the same way. -
Researchers are studying the chemicals and structures behind charitable brains. -
For people with seasonal affective disorder, the changing seasons can make them sadder than most, to the point of depression. Why does this happen? And what can we do about it? -
Studying sex differences in the brain may one day lead to new information about brain illnesses that affect one sex more than the other. -
A new study now shows that just one night of sleep deprivation results in the accumulation in the brain of a protein implicated in Alzheimer's -
This film investigates whether dogs love us by reviewing behavioural and neuroscientific evidence. -
At the Congressional Neuroscience Caucus briefing on the developing brain, leaders in the neuroscience field explored the fundamental differences between the growing and fully developed brain.
