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Originally performed to relieve the symptoms of epilepsy, split-brain experiments in the 1960s revealed that the left and right sides of the brain were good at different tasks. -
Animals have evolved visual systems that are uniquely suited to their survival needs. See how human vision stacks up to the visual systems of other animals. -
Migraines are more than ordinary headaches, but neuroscientists are still investigating how and why they happen. -
Concussions don't always show up on brain scans. But, whether or not we can see it, the damage is there. -
Located deep within the brain, the limbic system contains brain structures crucial for memory, emotion, and basic body functions. -
Touch a hot pan and you’ll reflexively withdraw your hand. That’s because a special type of pain-sensing nerves transmits a jolt of pain, which acts like a warning signal to prevent further injury. -
While unpleasant, pain exists for a reason: it directs our attention to an injury so we can take care of it and prevent further damage. -
Math is everywhere. We use it all the time without even realizing it. But for people with the neurological learning disorder dyscalculia, simple calculations can pose a huge challenge. -
Have you ever wondered what life would be like without the sense of smell? Learn more about a rare condition called congenital anosmia and how the brain processes smell. -
This video explains what neuroscience has uncovered about what happens while we sleep.
