Looking to combine your students' love for crafts, magic tricks, and learning? Look no further.

Currently approved treatments for Alzheimer’s disease do not modify the course of the disease and offer only temporary mitigation of some symptoms, such as agitation, anxiety, unpredictable behavior, sleep disturbances, and depression.

And other neuroscience news in June 2021.

Glial cells provide insulation for nerve cells and help them communicate with one another. Using mouse muscle nerves, scientists studied the role of specific proteins in the growth of these cells.

Michael Buice from the Allen Institute for Brain Science in Seattle, explains how our brains construct the visual world that surrounds us.

Engaging in regular, aerobic activity may be as good for the brain as it is for the body.

This video was made by teachers for teachers who want to create a lesson plan about brain injury.

A roundtable of scientists discuss ongoing research on the effects and potential applications of marijuana for adolescents in the United States.

Nearly 2 million Americans have the neurological disorder aphasia.

Scientists are beginning to unravel the science of so-called “brain tingles.”