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Neuralink

Elon Musk’s Brain Chip Company Neuralink Reveals Progress and Is Met With Skepticism

Elon Musk's neuroscience startup Neuralink said its brain chips could someday help blind people restore vision and paralysis patients walk again.
By Sissi Cao

Elon Musk Says a Pong-Playing Monkey Proves Neuralink Works, But He’s Promised A Lot

However, Elon Musk has a history of missing product timelines he sets for himself.
By Sissi Cao
Unsplash/Jesse Orrico

Who Is Most Likely to Develop a Subdural Hematoma?

Symptoms can also mimic strokes or brain tumors.
By David B. Samadi
Unsplash/Rodion Kutsaev

New Study Reveals Chemical Brain Imbalance in Smartphone Addicts

By Francesca Friday
Unsplash/Igor Ovsyannykov

Breakthrough Chemical Mdivi-1 May Help Fight Cocaine Addiction

By Francesca Friday
Unsplash/Kinga Cichewicz

CDC Recognition of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Paves the Way for a Cure

By Francesca Friday
Today, the average Internet user now has about eight social media accounts.

6 Ways Your Brain Twists Your Social Media Feed to Reinforce Your Beliefs

By Guy P. Harrison
A recent study of 65'000 US employees has found exactly how unproductive overtime work is.

New Data Proves Staying Late in the Office Is Pointless

By Krista Krumina
Unsplash/Jesse Orrico

Cure for Anxiety, Depression and PTSD May Already Exist in the Brain

By Francesca Friday
A woman sits asleep on a bench.

For a More Productive Workforce, We Need to Change Our Sleeping Habits

By Lisa Schmeiser
A subject plays a computer game as part of a neural security experiment at the University of Washington.

Engineers and Ethicists Must Work Together on Brain-Computer Interface Technology

By Eran Klein and Katherine Pratt
Add a boost to your morning smoothie.

Miracle Supplement Collagen Boosts Brain Health and Reduces Cellulite

By Amina AlTai
Is electrical pulse to the brain your favorite memory enhancer?

Electrically Stimulating Your Brain Can Boost Memory—but It Doesn’t Always Work

By Shelly Fan
André Brahic(November 30, 1942– May 15, 2016) French astrophysicist who discovered the rings of Neptune in 1984.

In Memoriam: 8 Tech and Science Titans Who Died in 2016

By John Bonazzo
Former New Orleans Saints safety Steve Gleason, who has ALS, with Saints strong safety Roman Harper.

This Device Lets Paralyzed Patients Control a Computer With Their Brain

By John Bonazzo
A woman looks at a piece of work entitled 'Fountain' by Marcel Duchamp during a press preview of 'The Bride and the Bachelors' exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery on February 13, 2013 in London, England. The piece makes up a selection of works by artists and choreographers including Marcel Duchamp, Merce Cunningham, John Cage, Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns, and runs at the Barbican Art Gallery until June 9, 2013.

Science Suggests Your Brain Responds to Art Differently Than Real Life

By Alanna Martinez
These kids may be engrossed in their iPad, but a new book says the tablet is harmful to their developing brains.

iPad Alert: What Exactly Is Your Tablet Doing to Your Kid’s Brain?

By John Bonazzo
Who you follow determines where you get in life.

This Is How You Train Your Brain to Get What You Really Want

By Benjamin Hardy
Your brain may suffer if you stare at your phone too long while chasing Charzard.

What Is Pokémon Go Doing to Your Brain?

By John Bonazzo
An animated PET scan testing for Alzheimer's disease in the brain.

The Most Hopeful News About Alzheimer’s in a Long While

By David B. Samadi
Could smoking a blunt actually help your brain instead of hurting it?

Can Your Pot Habit Save You From Alzheimer’s?

By John Bonazzo
Your heart rate variability while sleeping helps improve memory, according to a new study.

How a Nap Can Improve Your Memory by 33 Percent

By John Bonazzo
Meditation decreases stress hormones in the brain, and is an effective tool against Alzheimer's disease.

Can Exercise, a Low-Salt Diet and Meditation Stave Off Alzheimer’s Disease?

By John Bonazzo
Will this computer be able to think for itself?

Russian Scientists Just Got One Step Closer to a Brain-Like Computer

By Sage Lazzaro
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