Home > Mental health > News News New finding challenges old notions about dyslexia Some researchers have suggested in the past that the cerebellum plays a role in dyslexia-related reading problems. When income drops, young adults' brains may suffer A study has shown that income volatility in young adulthood is related to how the brain works in middle age. WATCH | Is there a link between obesity and brain damage? While we are aware of the many effects obesity has on the body, how could it possibly affect the brain? Ask CyberShrink » Talk Heart to heart forum » 13 hidden signs of stress Regenerative medicine: replacing brain cells lost from stroke In a first, doctors use robotics to treat brain aneurysm Doctors have conducted the first robotic surgery to treat a brain aneurysm, which could be the first step towards conducting groundbreaking surgery for strokes and other conditions affecting the brain's blood vessels. Does size matter? Volume of brain area not always tied to memory and thinking New research has found that the size of a person's hippocampus doesn't always predict learning and memory abilities. Who are bigger, better liars, men or women? A new UK study found that men are twice as likely as women to consider themselves good at lying – and getting away with it. WATCH: What happens when we smile? Scientists have found that smiling has little effect on one's mood. For teens, weight-loss surgery may not bring emotional gains A new Swedish study found that weight-loss surgery does not seem to improve general mental health in teens. Can social media be good for your health? Analysing millions of health-related tweets, researchers encountered a pervasive online dilemma: misinformation. More teen time on social media = more eating disorders? How could spending more time on social media platforms possibly increase eating disorders among teens? load more articles advertisement
New finding challenges old notions about dyslexia Some researchers have suggested in the past that the cerebellum plays a role in dyslexia-related reading problems.
When income drops, young adults' brains may suffer A study has shown that income volatility in young adulthood is related to how the brain works in middle age.
WATCH | Is there a link between obesity and brain damage? While we are aware of the many effects obesity has on the body, how could it possibly affect the brain?
In a first, doctors use robotics to treat brain aneurysm Doctors have conducted the first robotic surgery to treat a brain aneurysm, which could be the first step towards conducting groundbreaking surgery for strokes and other conditions affecting the brain's blood vessels.
Does size matter? Volume of brain area not always tied to memory and thinking New research has found that the size of a person's hippocampus doesn't always predict learning and memory abilities.
Who are bigger, better liars, men or women? A new UK study found that men are twice as likely as women to consider themselves good at lying – and getting away with it.
WATCH: What happens when we smile? Scientists have found that smiling has little effect on one's mood.
For teens, weight-loss surgery may not bring emotional gains A new Swedish study found that weight-loss surgery does not seem to improve general mental health in teens.
Can social media be good for your health? Analysing millions of health-related tweets, researchers encountered a pervasive online dilemma: misinformation.
More teen time on social media = more eating disorders? How could spending more time on social media platforms possibly increase eating disorders among teens?