Breaking down the brain for everyone to understand
Even though it is a myth that people are either “left-brained” or “right-brained,” certain complex functions, such as spoken language, are primarily found on one side of the human brain. How and why does the brain pick a side for these functions?
Your ability to communicate with yourself is an influential part of day-to-day life. Research is beginning to uncover how inner speech works, how you can leverage it to improve your life, and what happens when a brain can’t quite recognize its own voiceover.
What is happening differently in our brains when conversations click versus when they don’t?
Many types of brain injury and disease, including autoimmune encephalitis, can cause a language disorder named aphasia that affects at least 2 million Americans
How can brain-computer interfaces be used to restore speech?
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