Eyes Close... Why Does Neck Massage Feel So Good?
A study reveals that neck and facial massages significantly enhance the flow of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain, contributing to better brain cleansing and comfort.
How creating or contemplating art can benefit the brain, according to the Mayo Clinic
The article discusses the therapeutic benefits of art as a form of healing and well-being, highlighting insights from three artists and research from the Mayo Clinic.
Study: Parts of a Drunken Person's Brain Encapsulate Themselves
A new study reveals that alcohol consumption leads to altered communication between regions of the brain, with each area processing information more independently.
New method to ease brain habits reduces stress and may help prevent depression
A research team from Toyama University has developed a new method to ease 'brain habits' that approach memory, showing potential effectiveness in reducing stress and preventing depressive disorders.
The researcher has studied over 10,000 brain scans: One piece of advice is crucial for protecting memory
A Norwegian researcher highlights an important recommendation for preserving memory as brain mass declines with age.
The Reason Why Cranky Babies Need to be Regularly Patted Has Been Revealed
A recent study indicates that newborns possess the ability to recognize and predict rhythms, but show little response to melodies.
Goodbye to itching: researchers manage to discover the mechanism to stop scratching
Researchers have identified key mechanisms in the brain that signal when to stop scratching, potentially leading to better treatments for persistent itching.
A common hobby surprised even researchers: It can prevent depression and memory problems
Research indicates that choir singing is linked to improved brain structure and function, helping to reduce symptoms of depression and enhance life quality among adults aged 20 to 90.
Why are human hands so dexterous? Not only the newly evolved areas of the brain are responsible
Recent research reveals that human hand dexterity is due to the coordination of ancient spinal cord circuits and new brain circuits.
Professor Lee Young-seok's research team at Kookmin University reveals 'neuroendocrine circuit' that allows the brain to directly sense salt and control intake
A research team led by Professor Lee Young-seok at Kookmin University has identified a neuroendocrine circuit in the brain that dynamically regulates salt intake based on the bodyโs salt levels.
Your fingers hide a certain secret. New discovery by scientists
Recent research indicates that estrogen levels before birth can influence brain development, and this effect can be seen in the proportions of a person's fingers.
Can a dead person still hear? You will be amazed after reading this new research
A new study claims that the human brain remains active for a short period after death, allowing individuals to hear sounds around them, including the moment doctors declare their death.
Such hobbies can rejuvenate the brain โ up to a seven-year effect
Creative hobbies like dance, visual arts, and music can rejuvenate the brain, according to research published in Nature Communications.
Director Matฤซss Kaลพa on the play 'The Valley of Wonder': This is not an entertainment piece
Matฤซss Kaลพa, a prominent Latvian director, discusses his latest play 'The Valley of Wonder,' which blends research on the human brain with Sufi mythology and Persian literature.
Stimulation with Electricity: Where in the Brain Generosity Resides
Researchers found that electrically stimulating two brain areas of test subjects led to increased altruistic behavior.
Gender Differences in the Brain Increase from Adolescence
A recent study suggests that gender differences in brain connectivity start to become significant during adolescence and may contribute to varying rates of mental health disorders between men and women.
The brain can learn from rare cases better than from frequent ones
Recent research suggests that the brain retains information more effectively when there is a considerable time gap between repetitions, rather than just the frequency of those repetitions.
The brain can learn better from rare repetitions than from frequent ones
A recent study suggests that the timing between repetitions may be crucial for learning, indicating that spaced repetitions enhance memory retention.
Scientists answer Al Jazeera: Where does intelligence reside in your brain?
Recent research suggests that intelligence is not localized to a specific area of the brain, but rather emerges from the dynamic architecture of the entire brain.
How the European Union Helps Latvian Universities and Science?
The European Union invests significantly in science and education in Latvia, aiding universities in infrastructure development and providing young scientists access to research databases and grants.
He has researched the brain for over 30 years. Especially three food items he will eat more of in 2026.
Brain researcher Troels W. Kjรฆr plans to adjust his diet in 2026 by increasing the consumption of three specific food items believed to benefit brain health.
Are cramps bothering you? Be like Draisaitl and have mustard. It works because it tricks the brain, research claims
German hockey player Leon Draisaitl has revealed that consuming mustard helps him with muscle cramps during games, raising interest in its effectiveness based on recent research.
Top neuroscientist Arthur Konnerth leaves Germany for full-time role in China
Renowned neuroscientist Arthur Konnerth has relocated from Germany to China to take on a full-time position at the Shenzhen Bay Laboratory.
A new study shows that physical exercise "reconfigures the brain" and explains the paradox of fatigue
A recent study reveals that physical exercise can significantly alter brain function, explaining why people often feel more energized and mentally clear post-exercise.
Surprising Effect of Brain Experiment: People Became More Generous
A new study suggests that synchronizing activity in specific parts of the brain can enhance people's tendency to engage in altruistic behavior.
Common household plant could hold key to fighting Alzheimer's disease
Research suggests that aloe vera might contain chemicals that could aid in combating Alzheimer's disease by interacting with enzymes that degrade a crucial brain chemical, acetylcholine.
Sensor Rally Reveals What Happens in a Theatergoer's Body โ Researchers Monitor Heart Rate and Brain Activity
Research in Pori, Finland, investigates the bodily reactions of theatergoers to performances through monitoring physiological responses.
Alzheimer's Disease, a New Study Identifies Harmful Plaques for the Brain
A new scientific study has discovered a protein's role in eliminating harmful plaques in the brains of Alzheimer's patients, potentially leading to new therapies.
8 minutes of anger hardens blood vessels... this is the effect on the brain
A study reveals that just 8 minutes of intense anger can harden blood vessels and increase the risk of heart attack and stroke.
Best activities to lower your risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by up to 40%
Scientists have identified key activities that can significantly reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease through lifelong cognitive enrichment.
The Right Kind of Sitting Can Protect Against Dementia
New research suggests that not all sitting is a health risk, as certain types of sitting may support brain health.
Online games control the brain like this, major revelation from research
A report highlights the impact of online gaming on mental health, revealing risks associated with addiction among youth.
You Entered a Room and Forgot What You Were Looking For: The Strange Phenomenon of Your Brain That Has a Scientific Explanation
A scientific explanation is provided for the common phenomenon of forgetting what you intended to do upon entering a new room, attributed to memory segmentation by the brain.
How Alcohol Affects the Brain? Scientists Explain What Happens When We Are Drunk
A recent study reveals the complex effects of alcohol on brain function, emphasizing changes in neural connectivity and performance.
Cellular Implant Against Parkinson's Tested on Humans
Researchers at USC's Keck Medicine Medical Center are testing an experimental stem cell implant on Parkinson's patients to restore dopamine production in the brain.
The reasons, and pending tasks, to bet on research and science without the need to emigrate: "Spain offers talent and people"
Despite concerns over 'brain drain', some professionals are choosing to develop their potential in Spain, leading impactful scientific projects from within the country.
Discovering the hyperactive brain network that could be the distinctive signal of Parkinson's disease
A new study suggests that various symptoms of Parkinson's disease stem from disruptions in a brain network involved in action coordination rather than solely from motor control.
Children are born with a unique ability. Playing music for them makes sense
Scientists confirm that newborns react clearly to rhythm, suggesting that playing music to them early in life is beneficial.
Scientists discovered how the brain consolidates memories. Research lasted 20 years
A new study reveals that the brain can deliberately produce amyloids to transform sensory experiences into lasting memories as shown by a team from the Stowers Institute after 20 years of research.
Scientists find hidden layers in the center of brain memory
An international team has discovered four hidden layers of neural structures within the CA1 region of the hippocampus, shedding light on the complexities of memory processes in the brain.
People who had a traumatic childhood often learn these five skills
Research indicates that childhood trauma can lead to long-lasting effects on brain development and contribute to issues such as anxiety, depression, panic attacks, and PTSD, yet many individuals manage to recover and build fulfilling lives despite their difficult beginnings.
Important Tips to Protect Your Brain from Dementia with Aging
Recent research suggests that controlling blood pressure and heart disease can help in preventing dementia as one ages.
Can wealth be seen in the brain? Research results presented
Researchers from South Korea investigated the relationship between neuronal activity in the brain and the education and wealth of middle-aged men, publishing their findings in the 'European Journal of Neuroscience'.
MIT scientists develop tool that can understand 'consciousness'
A new study from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology proposes a revolutionary approach to consciousness research by intervening directly in specific brain circuits to test changes in perception and awareness.
Scientists have pinpointed the exact moment when your brain literally 'falls asleep'
Researchers have identified the precise moment of transition from wakefulness to sleep, challenging previous perceptions of the process being gradual.
How pregnancy and breastfeeding affect the brain in later life?
New research suggests that pregnancy and breastfeeding might be associated with improved cognitive health decades later in women, challenging stereotypes about 'mommy brain'.
A neural network related to depression discovered
A new study reveals that individuals with depression allocate more of their brain's resources to the salience network, which influences attention and reward processing, with its size varying among patients but not correlating with disorder severity.
Drinking During Pregnancy? Scientists Conducted a Large Study, and the News is Not Good
A new extensive study indicates that women who consume alcohol during pregnancy expose their children to an increased risk of developing addiction in adulthood due to lasting effects on brain circuits responsible for the reward system.
At what age does the brain begin to deteriorate? Scientists from Stony Brook University identify the key moment
New research from Stony Brook University challenges the notion that cognitive decline is solely associated with advanced age, revealing that brain aging begins much earlier than previously thought.
New hope against Parkinson's: investigating the role of a new brain network
Researchers are investigating a new brain network as a potential avenue for understanding and treating Parkinson's disease, which significantly impacts around 160,000 people in Spain.