neuroscience

Why does one lie lead to another? Science explains it

A team of neuroscientists has revealed why when we lie or cheat it is easier for us to continue lying than to offer the truth.

A chip in the brain returns touch to a quadriplegic

The patient had not felt his fingers for a decade. The chip manages to directly stimulate the neurons responsible for feeling the fingers.

Do Babies Have Dreams?

It seems so: half of the time they spend resting goes into the REM phase, which makes the brain work more.

Pigeons learn to read

This discovery sheds light on the neurobiological origins of writing and reading in humans.

Healthy diets build smarter brains

A study carried out by researchers from McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario (Canada) and the National University of Ireland in Galway (Ireland) and which has had about 28,000 participants has concluded that those people who follow a healthy diet have a healthy stronger than those who do not watch their diet.

Porn addiction does not exist

Do all addictions generate similar reactions in our brain?

Distracted people have more gray matter

People who are distracted by a fly and can barely keep their attention on one thing can blame a cluster of neurons in the upper parietal lobe.

This is how neurons communicate

The discovery will improve understanding of brain diseases such as depression, schizophrenia or Alzheimer's disease.

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