What if some years from now it's shown that using a cellphone for 35 years doubles, triples or quadruples your risk for brain cancer. Is it possible to go back to landlines, or are cellphones so important now (already!) to our quality of life that we'd be willing to take enormous risks to continue to use them? picked by cactushair 1 year ago

Fischbacher, 68, and Horn, 63, will perform at the Lou Ruvo Brain Institute’s “Keep Memory Alive” fundraiser at a location yet to be confirmed. This year, tickets to the charity dinner cost $1,500; the event raised more than $12 million. picked by Marli 2 years ago

...Using technology, not latent creepy brain powers. Instead they have created a portable internet device called Wear Ur World (or WuW) that recognises objects in your environment and locates information about them as well as your hand gestures. picked by pocksucket 10 months ago

By rapidly shifting the perspective on these images, your brain interprets them and you see them in 3-D. picked by Mershaullk 2 years ago

Researchers scanned the brains of the testers and found that the part of the brain that records pleasure lit up more for the more pricey vintages. picked by DemureArt 2 years ago

New game uses brain waves to simulate The Force picked by acemak 11 months ago

Before and After video of a 9 year old girl who gets help from Brain State Technologies with her stuttering problem. picked by rwallen 2 years ago

Because of a clause in Wal-Mart's insurance program that lets them take the money from her.
That was money that was supposed to support her now that she is forced to stay in a home for the disabled. picked by coldbladed 2 years ago

Milly Wood, who just completed seventh grade, has been commissioned to build a funeral urn out of Legos. It's for a 6-year-old Illinois boy who is dying from brain cancer.
His two favorite things are Lego's and Starwars... picked by bingo 6 months ago

If left untreated, the condition could have worsened to the point of mental retardation, doctors said. picked by Bornbad 3 years ago

The difference between male and female sexual behaviour may be explained, in mice at least, by a tiny organ in the nose rather than gender-specific brain circuitry. picked by neilharvey 2 years ago

Close your carstereo, because our brains can turn down our ability to see to help them listen even harder to music and complex sounds, say experts picked by kairo 2 years ago

Scientists have long wondered whether memory could survive the dramatic reorganization of the moth brain during metamorphosis. A new finding says that it can. picked by MandolinOrange 2 years ago

THOMAS is a powerful brain circuit that releases the neurochemical oxytocin when we are trusted and induces a desire to reciprocate the trust we have been shown--even with strangers.
*con video at end of story* picked by Bornbad 1 year ago

Canadian researchers devoted their brain power to this: perfecting a program to play checkers. picked by hisidea 2 years ago

There is growing evidence that suicidal behaviour is a condition is its own right and not just a consequence of other psychiatric disorders. picked by hypnotode 3 years ago

Senator Succumbed To Brain Cancer. picked by Bornbad 3 months ago

Brain changes in chocoholics that occur when they see or eat chocolate are similar to those in addicts when they take drugs, scientists say. picked by Neiako 2 years ago

In my many, many hours of perusing the Internet, I’ve come across my fair share of websites. I’ve selected a few that I consider to be the least likely to rot your brain (but be warned, all of these can very easily rob you of an entire afternoon if you’re not careful). picked by addoccini 2 years ago

Animal rights group PETA has urged actor and red meat advocate Sam Neill to abandon his "Jurassic tastes" for a plant-based diet.
Neill has been fronting television campaigns for Meat and Livestock Australia that promote red meat as a vital contributor to brain health and feature taglines such as "Meat - you'd be silly not to eat it". picked by Bingo 5 months ago