Do We Sense Each Other’s Sickness?
by Sara Adaes, PhDSocial behavior is important for our survival as a species. But social interaction also gives pathogens a chance to spread,... READ MORE →
Social behavior is important for our survival as a species. But social interaction also gives pathogens a chance to spread,... READ MORE →
Magnesium is everywhere—it does not occur free in nature, but in combination with other elements it is the eighth-most... READ MORE →
Population aging is bringing about a substantial increase in the prevalence of neurocognitive disorders. Current projections... READ MORE →
Smartphones are technological Swiss Army knives – easy to carry and, thanks to apps, able to do almost anything. All you... READ MORE →
In May, next generation therapies took the spotlight: brain-computer interfaces, brain training, tDCS, DNA vaccines, probiotics…... READ MORE →
The immune system is our main defense mechanism against disease. Dysfunctions in the immune system are therefore associated... READ MORE →
The day-night cycle is one of the most defining patterns of life as we know it. We live in a cyclic environment and circadian... READ MORE →
Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability. But can stroke be prevented? Probably not totally, but it sure is possible... READ MORE →
The northern hemisphere’s summer is ending and that is definitely bad news. The good news is that this was not a silly... READ MORE →
Smartphones and other electronic devices have changed the way we communicate and the way we interact with the world. But... READ MORE →
This Sunday February 14th (9 p.m. ET), the Emmy-nominated Brain Games tv-show is back! Wonder junkie Jason Silva returns to our screens, teaming up with... READ MORE →
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