Your brain might be ready to think it is “us” vs. “them,” but you don’t have to.
The Biased Brain
Aphasia as a Symptom of Autoimmune Encephalitis
Many types of brain injury and disease, including autoimmune encephalitis, can cause a language disorder named aphasia that affects at least 2 million Americans
Active by default
What the brain’s default mode network can teach us about ourselves
Translating faces into emotion
Scientists deciphered what mice were feeling by looking at their faces
Healing in Nature
How the outdoors can improve mental health
Alone, but not lonely
Socially distancing from each other has been tough, and being alone also has biological consequences. However, being alone and being lonely are not the same.
LSD on the brain
A psychedelic drug may be a therapeutic breakthrough
The Bilingual Brain
Research finds that learning to speak more than one language, especially as a child, leads to long-lasting cognitive benefits.
The World in Color
How do our brains perceive color, and why do some people and animals see color differently?
