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Isabella Kahhalé’s profile on The Conversation

In the realm of perception, silence is not just absence, but a sound we can hear.

Michael Beyeler, the director of UC Santa Barbara’s Bionic Vision Lab and assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science, was one of 103 people awarded the prestigious National Institutes of Health Director’s New Innovator Award in October 2022.

Non-drug treatments emphasised in new research by a leading neurologist can be used by anyone that has concerns about ADHD, concussion symptoms, or memory loss.Non-drug treatments emphasised in new research by a leading neurologist, and can be used by anyone that has concerns about ADHD, concussion symptoms, or memory loss.

A new study suggests AI can analyze cardiac activity to predict whether a song will be a hit before it’s released. But some hit song scientists are skeptical

The Journal of Alzheimer's Disease Reports published a paper today by nationally-recognized neurologist Dr. Majid Fotuhi, MD, PhD that details a multi-disciplinary program for patients with Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), post-concussion syndrome (PCS), or memory loss.

The opioid crisis continues to pose a grave public health concern, with synthetic opioids such as fentanyl posing a major risk for development of addiction and death due to overdose.

A recent study uncovered the brains potential in combating opioid addiction, which could help develop effective treatment strategies.

Phantosmia is a rare disorder that causes one to perceive nonexistent unpleasant odors, mainly smoky smells. It is caused by age, infectious diseases, mental health issues, brain tumors, among others.

In breakthrough that could lead to treatment, Hebrew U researchers learn that turning neurons in claustrum structure on and off causes mice to either binge on the drug or ignore it