Viewing our smartphone screens at night disrupts our brain’s natural processes that allow us to get ready for bed.

Circadian rhythms encourage our systems to operate on a 24-hour cycle, resulting in changes in mood and cognition when disrupted.

Our body’s natural sleep-wake rhythm, or circadian rhythm, helps us stay healthy and function throughout our daily lives.

Our memory involves encoding, storing, and retrieving information.

The memories stored in our brains can change for many reasons.

Multiple fields have analyzed how varying factors influence people’s perception of personal space in their interactions.

Three networks may play a pronounced processing role for our creative thoughts: the executive attention network, default mode network, and salience network.

Alzheimer’s disease causes brain cells to die, disrupting brain function at cellular and wholescale levels.

Some brain signals once thought to be "noise" actually encode useful information. Lessons from the physics of flow encourage us to reconsider these unpredictable signals and now scientists are finding uses for them in medicine.

Regularly consuming fatty foods sets off a chain of events in the body that increase the risk of stroke.