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What You Need To Know About Aphasia

Wendy Williams was diagnosed with the health condition. Here's what causes it and how it affects people.

United statesWendy williamsJoseph masdeuBruce willisNational institute on deafnessMayo clinicNantz national alzheimer centerHouston methodist hospitalNational institutePrimary progressive aphasiaMayo clinicExpressive aphasiaFrontotemporal dementiaParts of the brain

Writing by hand may increase brain connectivity more than typing, study finds

According to a small study that monitored the brain activity of university students, writing by hand may increase brain connectivity more than typing.

United statesMorgan polikoffRamesh balasubramaniamUniversity of californiaNorwegian university of scienceIndiana universityRossier school of educationNorwegian universityCommon coreBrain activityVan der meerParts of the brainUdrey van der meerCursive handwritingUniversity studentsRamesh balasubramaniam

Zapping parts of the brain makes it easier to be hypnotised

Zapping parts of the brain can make a person more susceptible to hypnosis treatments used to treat addiction, a Stanford study has shown.

David spiegelNolan williamsAfik faermanStanford universityNature mental healthParts of the brainElectrical stimulationDorsolateral prefrontal cortexChronic fatigue

Why do we faint? A newly discovered link between the heart and brain offers clues

Why do people faint? New research in mice points to a connection between the brain and heart that could offer to clues to what happens in humans.

United statesSan diegoMadison schoolShamai grossmanJonathan lovelaceVineet augustineZachary goldbergerHarvard medical schoolPublic healthMadison school of medicineUniversity of californiaUniversity of wisconsinWisconsin madison schoolBlood flow to the brainParts of the brainVagus nerve

Scientists tickle rats to learn about brain activity during play

Researchers played with and tickled rats in a study, identifying a part of the brain that’s active both when the rodents are playing and when they’re tickled.

Alexa veenemaMichigan state universityBrain activityPart of the brainParts of the brain

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