Neuroscience

Personality and context shape the psilocybin experience in ways that show up on brain scans

Close attention might be part of your immune system

One of the first scans of mescaline in the brain suggests it travels a different path

And it’s complex

And you thought you were done with the three Rs

Deep dreaming may be more in tune with the body than we thought

Working with and living in spatially complex environments may help delay cognitive decline, though more research is needed

The memory center of the brain show signs of decreasing volume

The brain makes its bed long before we dream, and the neurons don’t call all the shots

Generations of parents have a new piece of scientific evidence to combat couchpotatoism

New study shows what happens in our brains as we track multiple conversations

The developing brains of boys and girls light up differently when shown a face