Neuroscience In The Courtroom

Neuroscience In The Courtroom

In a new article published in WIREs Congnitive Science, researchers from Duke University and the NIH suggest that the latest cognitive science research has the potential to fundamentally change how…
Stem Cell-Derived Neurons May Help Treat ALS

Stem Cell-Derived Neurons May Help Treat ALS

Stem cell-derived neurons can fully integrate into the brains of young animals, according to new research published in the the Journal of Neuroscience. Healthy brains have stable and precise…
Drowsiness, Staring Telltale Signs Of Alzheimer's

Drowsiness, Staring Telltale Signs Of Alzheimer's

Older people who suffer "mental lapses," or episodes when their thinking seems disorganized or illogical, may be more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease than people who do not have these lapses,…
Vitamin E Prevents Brain Damage After Stroke

Vitamin E Prevents Brain Damage After Stroke

Blocking the function of an enzyme called cPLA2 with a specific kind of vitamin E can prevent nerve cells from dying after a stroke, new research published in the Journal of Neurochemistry suggests.…
Music Sounds Like Moving People

Music Sounds Like Moving People

Joggers love their head phones. If you ask them why, they’ll tell you it keeps them motivated. The right song can transform what is by all rights an arduous half hour of ascetic masochism into an…
Diagnosing Autism With MEG

Diagnosing Autism With MEG

A team of radiologists publishing in Autism Research says that children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) process sound and language a fraction of a second slower than children without ASDs, and…