Neuroscience

"How much hormones like testosterone and medications for mental illness was the transgender Nashville school shooter taking?" Marjorie Taylor Greene tweeted.

Newsweek reached out to experts to find out whether exercise really is the best medicine to help prevent dementia, and one specific exercise can help the most.

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

The seals are thought to have been exposed to domoic acid after a red tide algal bloom, which can cause brain or heart damage.

When Prince Harry's long-awaited memoir, Spare, hit bookshops on January 10, readers were quick to point out discrepancies in his recollections.

Sexist stereotypes often portray pregnant women as being cognitively incompetent, but what does neuroscience have to say about this label?

Seeing photos of your former partner after a breakup is physically and emotionally painful, so why do we keep going back for more?

A neuroscientist says these substances have the potential to "revolutionize" mental health treatment, although many unknowns remain.

"My breathing was slowing down and I thought I was going to die," said a New Zealand woman after suffering paralytic shellfish poisoning.

The killer, now aged 34, slaughtered 12 people and wounded 70 more when he stormed a midnight screening of Batman movie "The Dark Knight Rises" in July 2012.

The scientists' findings might one day lead to the development of treatments that could improve vision.

The right amount of deep sleep is as important as food or water. We asked experts how much restorative rest people need and what to do if you're not getting enough.

He also requested certain soups and to listen to the band Tool.

Multiple studies have pointed towards examples of sophisticated intelligence in some insects.

Tyson Bottenus believes that he was infected with the rare fungus that made its way through his blood to his brain while cycling in Costa Rica.

How people approach the five-letter guessing puzzle could hint at their day-to-day thought processes, a neuroscience expert told Newsweek.

"It is sad that an audience of supposed scientists is unable to take any dissenting view, such as the suggestion that there really are only two sexes," a psychology and neuroscience professor said in reaction to his removal from an APA email group.

"The brain is one of the regions where virus likes to hide," researcher Mukesh Kumar said. "Once it infects the brain it can affect anything because the brain is controlling your lungs, the heart, everything."

The study involved over 84,000 people who said they had recovered from coronavirus.

The scientist is most well-known for his studies into schizophrenia and gay conversion therapy.

Psychologists at Queen's University in Canada say they have developed a new way to detect when one thought ends and another begins.

Musk has said the project will initially be used to treat neural conditions, but could eventually enhance humans and even facilitate a "symbiosis" with artificial intelligence.

The small study involved 11 COVID-19 patients in Germany.

Experiments on sheep reveal unusual brain activity that appear to correspond to human user experiences.

For the first time, the component has been proven to carry signals between neurons using very low power—which has been a major challenge in previous studies, the research team said.

Scientists monitored rats reaction to stress over a 21-day period to find out what brain mechanisms affected their susceptibility or resilience to anhedonia.

While the undertaking sounds like an intriguing proposition in and of itself, the purpose of the study is to highlight the importance of enriched environments in lab-based animal studies.

Billions of dollars have already been spent trying to develop consciousness in machines.

The controversial condition was classified as a disorder last year.

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