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Lessons in Music for the Healthy Aging Brain

Playing music may keep your brain healthy and fit as you age.

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The Race to Understand How COVID-19 Strikes the Nervous System

Strokes, confusion, and loss of smell have left neuroscientists worried about what the novel coronavirus means for the nervous system.

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Brain Waves Buzzing in the Bee

Studying honeybees could unlock the mysteries of brain waves.

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ICYMI: Racial Discrimination Hurts Black Women's Cognitive Health

And other neuroscience news for the week of July 20, 2020.

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Reading on Paper Versus Screens: What’s the Difference?

Digital reading has been widespread for years — but how well are we absorbing it all?

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How Do 3-D Glasses Work?

Donning a pair of 3-D glasses at the movies can us immerse in the action. But the technology that makes 3-D movies work has always existed inside our brains.

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Green Fluorescent Protein

A protein that makes jellyfish glow lets scientists watch the inner workings of cells.

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National Recreation and Parks Month

Learn about the brain-altering effects of exercise and relaxation.

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ICYMI: Eating Fish May Protect Older Women's Brains From Air Pollution

And other neuroscience news for the week of July 13, 2020.

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Zebra Fish

You and the tiny zebrafish have a lot in common. At least, your brains do.

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Zebra Finch

The singing zebra finch provides insight into how humans communicate.

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Mice

Neuroscientists have relied on the mouse to study brain development and diseases for more than 100 years.

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