Brain health

As someone who often struggles to recall their own phone number, I was interested to see if a month without drinking would have an impact on my memory.

"Over the course of a couple of hours, I lost my memory," Nesh Pillay told Newsweek.

The rod pierced his temporal lobe, which handles memory, language, emotions and visual processing, but the man has made a full recovery.

There is plenty to worry about now, and business leaders are having nightmares.Techniques to manage bad dreams can help them sleep better and lead better

The need to learn is constant, but the tools necessary for it change as you get older

Neurohacker Qualia Mind is always there to help increase cognition, focus, and overall mental performance when you need it, but these are the top 9 habits you should avoid if you want your brain to stay healthy for as long as possible.

If you or a loved one have been experiencing memory problems lately, it would be good to watch out for these subtle signs that may indicate the early onset of dementia.

What does IQ really mean and does the size of your brain affect intelligence? Discover the answers to understanding how your brain works and how to properly nourish it here.

It's in understanding how your brain works that you will be able to prioritize taking care of your brain health. Here are 5 facts about your brain health that are the key to unlocking your brain's full potential.

Say hello to the brain-supporting fatty acids that your body needs (but doesn't produce enough of). Find out how to choose the right supplements for your brain.

Short attention span? Forgetful? Can't memorize information? Here's the solution.

Aging is unavoidable, but there are several ways to slow down the rate of brain atrophy as you get older.

According to a study published in JAMA Psychiatry, students that displayed higher levels of maturity and calmness were less likely to develop dementia in older age, or develop the condition later.

Kendra Jackson lost half a pint of brain fluid from her nose every day because of a cerebrospinal fluid leak

Here's a tasty way to reduce your Alzheimer's disease risk.

A new meta-analysis found that heavy pot use may not impact the brain long-term.

Sitting too much may be bad for your brain and body.

Researchers have long debated whether adult brains can create new cells.

Prior to surgery, her hand tremor was so bad that she couldn't play her favorite instrument.

This diet could have great brain results, if you can stick to it.

The researchers looked at data spanning more than four decades.

Controversial study claims we don't make neurons after age 13.

Adding more fish and nuts to your diet could protect your brain from Alzheimer's disease later on.

More evidence that the gut and brain are connected.

The sugar coma is real.

Bigger is better when it comes to your brain.

But the changes recover after rest.