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Researchers are studying what happens in the brains of people and other animals when laughing to gain deeper insight into human behavior and its evolution. -
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. -
We are able to empathize thanks in large part to mirror neurons, a special type of motor neurons that help us recognize emotions. -
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Shedding light on a period of chaos and character-building, neuroscientists are framing the teen brain to help support this critical period in development. -
When a gentle glow feels like a spotlight and everyday sounds hurt your ears, life can get anxious and painful. But there may be an upside to being highly sensitive. -
Scientists are finding evidence that neuroinflammation can alter mood and cognition, perhaps enough to help cause psychiatric disorders. -
For Valentine's Day, read up on how love affects the brain. -
Students will research a landmark neuroscience discovery and learn how it has advanced our understanding of the brain and created promise for treating neurological disorders. -
Migraines are more than ordinary headaches, but neuroscientists are still investigating how and why they happen.
