Newly developed smart contact lenses can help detect glaucoma at its earliest stages, researchers report.
The earlier language disorders in children are identified, the earlier help can be provided to insure fluid language acquisition.
If the circadian clock is disrupted, we might be at greater risk of retinal degeneration as we age.
Study reveals the brain may not be as efficient as previously believed.
When asked questions about sensitive behaviors, such as alcohol consumption or over-eating, people tend to respond in ways they consider socially correct, while downplaying their personal negative behaviors.
Researchers scrutinize the long-held perception that new mothers are more forgetful and less attentive. Mothers, they found, have similar alerting and orienting attention, and better executive control attention compared to women without children.
New microscopy technology images the position of biomolecules with precision down to a few nanometers inside whole cells and tissues.
A new optical imaging tool allows surgeons to map out cancerous tumors and helps to provide a better understanding of how diseases affect brain activity.
Understanding how the brain decides what it should pay attention to is key to understanding how prediction plays a tole in autism.
Having a parent with an alcohol use disorder affects how your brain transitions between active and resting states, regardless of your own drinking habits.
Exposure to perfluorooctane sulfonate and perfluorooctanoic acid, so-called "forever chemicals," results in a decline of both dopamine levels and dopamine neurons in roundworms.
Targeting the miR-199, a microRNA which reduces the migration of neutrophils could potentially reduce inflammation without compromising the immune system.
