Of all our organs, few would dispute the preeminence of the brain. For centuries, we have accepted its intimate connection to thought, perception, and emotion.
Category: Mind
A new technology and a milestone for research, but is it ethical?
Are our brains a product of culture, or is our culture a product of our brains?
How ongoing restrictions are taking a toll on the mental health of young people.
Is science neglecting PTSD patients?
Memory problems, chronic fatigue, psychiatric illness: How COVID-19 can cause extensive damage to the brain
“I’ve tried every treatment, and none of them work for me!” The long search for a solution to migraine continues.
Now that Zoom has taken away our ability to assess body language, our voices have become the prime agents for detecting one another’s emotions.
Given that people are 49% more likely to read an upsetting piece of news compared to an uplifting one, it might be time we start trying to understand our gravitation towards the darker side of life.
