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theepochtimes.com • Neuroscience • World
New research reveals that brain aging starts in midlife, but lifestyle changes and interventions can help prevent cognitive decline.
lavanguardia.com • Neuroscience • Spain
Neurocientist Ana Ibáñez discusses six key aspects of brain care for healthy aging, emphasizing the brain's ability to rejuvenate through consistent effort.
popularmechanics.com • Neuroscience • World
New research suggests that quantum processes within brain microtubules may be the physical basis of consciousness, potentially connecting our awareness to the broader universe.
theglobeandmail.com • Neuroscience • World
Near-death experiences (NDEs), documented for centuries and across cultures, challenge conventional understanding of consciousness and death, prompting debate about whether consciousness survives the cessation of brain function.
nytimes.com • Neuroscience • World
Scientists have created the largest-ever map of a brain, a cubic millimeter of a mouse brain, using 1.6 petabytes of data, representing a significant advancement in neuroscience.
scientificamerican.com • Neuroscience • World
Scientific American explores near-death experiences (NDEs), examining the neurological mechanisms behind them and their implications for consciousness and the nature of death.
estadao.com.br • Neuroscience • Brazil
A Brazilian study found that neurogames significantly improved the functional capacity and learning of elderly individuals with mild cognitive impairment.
cnn.com • Neuroscience • World
Scientists have created the world's most detailed 3D map of a mouse brain, revealing 84,000 neurons and over 500 million synapses, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of brain disorders.
study.com • Neuroscience • World
This article explores the concept of brain lateralization, examining the theory that specific brain regions control different functions and challenging the oversimplified notion of hemispheric dominance.
abc.es • Neuroscience • World
Neuroscientist Nazareth Castellanos discusses the importance of self-awareness, intention, and will in shaping one's life and challenges the often-harmful notion that 'if you want to, you can'.