Neuroscience
The essence of who you are begins in the brain. Together with the spinal cord and miles of nerves, the central nervous system directs our every thought, sensation and action. Get connected and learn about amazing advances in neurosciences.
Many Americans unaware of this year’s heavy tick season
But most understand the dangers of being bitten by the disease-carrying parasites.
Dozens of potential Alzheimer’s meds in the pipeline
Last new drug for the memory-robbing disease was introduced in the United States in 2003.
Stroke survivor—again
With rapid medical attention, John Hoyt quickly triumphed over his second stroke.
Taking the stairs may soon get easier
New high-tech steps recycle climbers' energy, making the ascent less tough.
Summertime heat can be a killer
Here's what athletes (and even non-athletes) need to know about heat illness during the most sweltering of days.
No longer looking back
12-year-old Izzabell Frederiksen gets the news she's been waiting for: Her back surgery is a success.
Why people with autism avoid eye contact
Direct gaze stresses part of the brain tied to social behavior.
Manage your motion sickness
You may never love some pursuits, like flying, but you might learn to tolerate them with this advice.
Do you know the top 10 cancer warning signs?
If you want to live a longer, healthier life, catching cancer early is key. Here's how.
Independence days
Project SEARCH teaches young adults like Jaime Blomeling about independence. "I could work here the rest of my life," Blomeling says.
Popular heartburn meds don’t raise Alzheimer’s risk
New research debunks other studies suggesting that medications used to treat ulcers, reflux cause mental decline.
