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Autopsies of American football players’ brains built our current understanding of the hazards associated with repeated blows to the head. -
Learning new information isn’t quite so easy as popping in headphones and passively listening to taped lectures while you slumber — not yet, anyway. -
Historically associated with combat veterans, PTSD symptoms occur in people with vastly different experiences, including those whose jobs rarely take them away from a desk. -
How does the brain track smells? Scientists use the olfactory system in insects to study how the brain responds to and processes different odors. -
For those with PTSD, a stressor linked to a memory of a harrowing, traumatic event produces a grave sense of danger or fear — inducing a pronounced fight-or-flight response. -
The entorhinal cortex gives us memory, the perception of time, and helps us navigate.
