Brain

The man was paralyzed from the shoulders down three years ago.

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

Researchers found similarities between how individual bees communicate with one another when making collective decisions and the way neurons in the human brain interact.

The company's initial plans involve injecting the brain with a special formula in a technique known as aldehyde-stabilized cryopreservation.

The 84-year-old man went to the emergency department because he kept falling.

The disease involves changes to the brain's small blood vessels.

Participants in clinical trials who were given a small dose of psychedelics were rated as having more openness than non-users.

Three new studies probe this mysterious state.

According to the neurosurgeon who removed the tumor, "it was an extremely daunting and complex surgery."

In a new study, we were able to remove the influence of parents.

Offspring of the mice also benefited from the missing enzyme.

"Our consciousness, it seems, does not become annihilated just because we've crossed the threshold of death; it appears to keep functioning and not dissipate."

A clinical trial using an antibiotic to treat autism is ongoing in California.

A research overlap with physics suggests that chronic pain may be a consciousness disorder, rather than a physical one.

Participants' short-term memory was assessed through a digit-recall test.

The research centers on the recently discovered glymphatic system.

But don't start plotting to stick your friends in a brain scanner just yet.

Researchers observed more than 2,500 embraces at an airport's departures and arrivals areas for their data.

The key ingredient, curcumin, is found in turmeric and lends curry its bright color.

Patients undergoing brain surgery gave researchers the perfect opportunity to study how thoughts move.

Imaging reveals a key feature in the brains of creative people.

Cases of "sudden savant syndrome" include a surgeon struck by lightning who then became an accomplished pianist.

Alzheimer's disease may act more like an infection than we previously thought.

Arc is the first and so far only non-viral protein known to behave this way.

Researchers from UCLA examined how people react when the death of others is at stake.

"We shouldn't just assume that something is completely safe."

General anesthesia has been called one of the greatest medical mysteries ever.

"Some of you might have heard by now that during the holiday break, I had a slight medical problem," the host said.

The sugar coma is real.

A good excuse to go for a quick walk at lunch.