Developmental safeguards are often removed at 18, but the prefrontal cortex is still under construction until the mid-20s.

A recent study in rats suggests that during the rapid eye movement (REM) phase of sleep, the brain uses repeating chains of ...

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Imagine two athletes: a soccer player and a Formula One driver. While the soccer player may be blisteringly fast on the field, she still moves at a humanlike speed. She may be quicker than anyone and ...

New research suggests breathing rhythm influences heart and brain during decisions. Slower breathing with longer exhales ...

Entering Year 10 in charge of the Niners, Shanahan has officially tied Bill Walsh for the longest coaching tenure in ...

Many young people spent Vietnam’s five-day National Day holiday lying in bed in hopes of recovering from work stress, only to return feeling even more drained.

Michael Quach’s story has been shaped by the hopeful outlook that traces back to his family’s flight from war-torn Vietnam, ...

Taking slow breaths with longer exhalations is commonly associated with relaxation, but new research suggests the technique ...

Why does dementia damage some parts of the brain more severely than others? Scientists studying dementia with Lewy bodies ...

The human body feels solid and unchanging from one day to the next, but at the cellular level it is in constant motion.

Anger Management National research finds recurring, disproportionate anger affects millions of adults, yet fewer than a third ...