Electric scalp stimulation may help control nightmares, especially among those who suffer from post traumatic stress disorder, a new study found
Neurotransmission Key to Synapse Development in Brain
A group of American researchers has found that miniature neurotransmission plays a crucial role in the development of synapses.
A group of American researchers has found that miniature neurotransmission plays a crucial role in the development of synapses.
Professor J Allan Hobson, from Harvard Medical School said that it is amazing to see that scalp stimulation can influence the brain in such a way that the sleeper or the dreamer becomes aware that they are dreaming and can direct them according to their wishes.
Hobson further explained that the study can play a vital role in psychiatric research and he would be careful while interpreting the results because it can have direct significance in the treatment of medical illnesses, but it is definitely a step forward in understanding how the brain manages to hallucinate.
'Yawning' Has 'Cooling' Effects on the Brain
'Yawning' is not just a sign of one feeling sleepy, but also has a cooling effect on the brain, a new study revealed.
'Yawning' is not just a sign of one feeling sleepy, but also has a cooling effect on the brain, a new study revealed.
Longevity Gene may Boost Brain Power: Study
KLOTHO a variant of a longevity gene improves brain skills such as thinking, learning and memory regardless of their age, sex, says study.
KLOTHO a variant of a longevity gene improves brain skills such as thinking, learning and memory regardless of their age, sex, says study.
