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Lucy Machin passed away in hospital from traumatic brain injuries as a result of the collision

Images that trick your brain and test your ability to observe things clearly are known as "optical illusions." Cognitive, physiological, and literal visual illusions are the three categories of optical illusions. The beauty of optical illusions is their ability to briefly hold the user's attention. It provides a stimulating cerebral…

Bottlenose dolphin, a long-finned pilot whale and a third species found to have markers of the degenerative disease

Scientists tested the artificial sweetener - which is found in most diet fizzy drinks - on mice, finding it induced anxiety and even produced changes in their brains

The findings might help explain why some species get stranded, researchers say.

Mercury pollution is a global threat to human health, especially to unborn babies and young children. Exposure to methylmercury, a type that forms when mercury washes into lakes and streams, can harm children’s brain development and cause symptoms including speech impairment and muscle weakness in adults who consume seafood as…

After a transformation of his own, neuroscientist Sergiu Pasca is shifting psychiatric research at large by performing transformations at the cellular level.

A guilty pleasure. A hate watch. A brain vacation. Open most reviews of the Netflix original series Emily in Paris, now on its third season, and it’s likely that at least one of these phrases will appear.

A new study shows four animals from different dolphin species have some of the brain changes associated with human Alzheimer’s disease

In January 2020, four-month-old Finnick Burger suffered brain and internal injuries at his Sun Valley home near Gladstone. He was originally taken to a local hospital but was flown to the Queensland Children's Hospital in Brisbane where he later died.

Causes of disease need to be pinpointed in each person, so they can be targeted more specifically.