The Brain

After analyzing and reviewing neuroimaging and symptoms among over 700 Italian patients, the research team says that a broadly defined “altered mental state” and stroke are the two most common neurological symptoms in COVID-19 patients. Read More

They’ve uncovered a small region of the brain that appears to have near-absolute control over bodily feelings of pain. However, this area can only turn pain off, not on. Read More

Zoom fatigue is a real thing but there are ways to reduce it so you can work better. Read More

A new study from the University of Connecticut put this theory to the test, and sure enough, researchers found that listeners can recognize when someone is gesturing with their hands based on only a recording. Moreover, the listeners were even able to correctly guess the exact motions speakers were making with their hands. Read More

A new study finds that movement yoga reduces depressive symptoms and can help improve overall mental health in those who suffer from a variety of issues. Read More

Scientific research, as well as countless fitness instructors and scientists, insist that simply jumping rope is the ultimate exercise and is even better than running and takes less time. Read More

Researchers from the University of Maryland, The Catholic University of America, and the National Institute of Mental Health have uncovered considerable evidence that a baby’s behavioral tendencies and temperament can accurately predict that individual’s personality over 20 years later. Read More

According to researchers from The University of York, humans evolved the ability to exercise self-control and discipline around 500,000 years ago. Read More

According to a new study published in the journal, Personality Disorders: Theory, Research, and Treatment, successful and unsuccessful psychopaths are characterized by their ability to disguise their self-serving whims as charm and stability. Read More