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To figure out how people might benefit from brain training apps, researchers are looking for 30,000 volunteers willing to play brain games science.
A first-of-its-kind neural interface called the Stentrode sits in a blood vessel in the brain, picking up signals it can wirelessly transmit to a computer.
Left-handed people are systematically excluded from brain research, due to an archaic doctrine. These neuroscientists want that to change.
A new blood test for Alzheimer’s is as accurate as the costly, invasive, and time-consuming methods currently used to detect the disease.
The cannabis compound CBD can slow the growth of brain cancer cells, but it’s a long way from a new cancer treatment.
Wireality is a new device that provides haptic feedback for someone using a VR system by pulling on their fingers and wrist with a series of strings.
A lab-altered Ebola virus can hunt human brain cancer cells without killing healthy cells.
Researchers have used a brain implant to help a man with paralysis both move his arm again and regain a sense of touch.
Deep brain stimulation surgeries have the power to relieve the symptoms of Parkinson’s, Tourette’s, and other involuntary movement disorders.