Stroke patients now able to boost brain activity at home
UniSA researchers have adopted a novel approach to help stroke victims recover greater use of their paralysed limbs, giving patients
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Using non-invasive brain recordings to characterize activity in deep structures
Many neurophysiological processes, such as memory, sensory perception and emotion, as well as diseases including Alzheimer’s, depression and autism, are
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Immunotherapy doubles survival rates for patients with melanoma brain metastases
Cancer immunotherapies and targeted therapy have revolutionized how clinicians take care of patients with advanced skin cancer and have led
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The Scary Way Snoring Can Tank Your Brain
Snoring at night doesn’t just drive your partner crazy—it might signal a serious problem for your brain. People with sleep-breathing
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Study Finds Wearing Glasses Might Actually Mean You’re Smarter
Science has today confirmed what we long suspected: people who wear glasses are, in fact, more intelligent than the rest of us.
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Hate The Sound Of Other People Chewing? Turns Out It’s A Medical Condition
If you can’t stand the sound of slurping or chewing – we mean, really can’t stand it – turns out you’re not
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Reward and unease are closely linked in the brain
Mice that lack a certain receptor in the brain are attracted to situations associated with discomfort, such as inflammation and
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