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As candid conversations about metal health become more prevalent, new research emphasizes the importance of early intervention. A study from the University of Sussex in England, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, found that depression…

With medical marijuana legal in states like California, Colorado, Illinois and a growing list, adoption of the drug is becoming more and more commonplace—as is consumption. We consulted doctors and medical resources to discover what happens if you smoke marijuana every day. (Note: do not use marijuana without consulting a medical professional first.) 1 First, The Positive Effects Marijuana has been shown to be an effective…

Sleep deprivation has many negative side effects , which include memory issues, weakened immunity, high blood pressure, weight gain, higher risk of accidents, difficulty with concentration, low sex drive, poor balance and risk of heart disease and diabetes. But if you've been skimping on sleep late

The people working on treating and preventing brain injuries often look toward the woodpecker. These birds smack their heads against trees thousands of times a day, yet they don’t get brain injuries
Or, do they?
Because woodpeckers don’t show any signs of behavioral changes or memory issues as they age, we have all assumed their pecking didn’t leave any discernable mark on their brains. It turns out that is not the case. In fact, the brains of woodpeckers look startlingly like those from…

Ohio State professor speaks on the neuroscience of remembering

Veteran members of Congress offer pro tips on taking in all an inauguration has to offer. First among them? Patience. And comfortable shoes.

A new study offers clues as to why chronic pain can persist, even when the injury that caused it has gone. Although still in its infancy, this research could explain how small and seemingly innocuous injuries leave molecular 'footprints' which add up to more lasting damage, and ultimately chronic pain.

The physical changes in the motor cortex that result from learning and sleep.

A team of researchers has gained new insight into how memories are strengthened. The findings may aid in the development of better treatments for temporal lobe

Think about your most vivid memories. Chances are—especially if you're middle-aged or older—at least some of those memories took place around a time you ...

Rob Astorino says women's health and gun safety laws don't matter? He's wrong.

A new study from the journal JAMA Internal Medicine finds that long-term use of marijuana is associated with decreased verbal memory abilities, but not other cognitive abilities.

Berries, they’re not just for breakfast anymore. In a study published last month in the Annals of Neurology, researchers reported that consumption of berries and flavonoids showed a slower rate of…

New research shows that an ancient technique strengthens brain connectivity.

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Every sibling perceives experiences from their own vantage point.

Prevagen is touted on national TV commercials as a scientifically-proven supplement to boost brain proteins. But according to the FTC, there is no proof the supplement works.

I met my first savant 52 years ago and have been intrigued with that remarkable condition ever since. One of the most striking and consistent things in the many savants I have seen is that that they clearly know things they never learned.

In the midst of assault, the brain's fear circuitry takes over while other key parts are impaired or even effectively shut down. This is the brain reacting to a life-threatening situation just the way it is supposed to

You may have noticed your parent is forgetting things or repeating the same story. How can you tell if the changes you're seeing in your parent are part of the normal aging process or if it's a symptom of something more serious? Gail Risse, PhD, explains what to look for and the steps you can take to get your loved one the help they may need.