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• ICU Patients Not Getting Enough Sleep
• Kids in Poor Neighborhoods Fall Behind in School
• Brain Cells More Powerful Than You Think
• Neural Insights Could Bring Better Cochlear Implants
• Smokers Brain Centers Activate During Nicotine Cravings
• Human Noses Sort Out Strangers, Friends
• Statins Can Boost Brain Hemorrhage Risk After Stroke
• Personal Convictions May Control Both Behavior and Emotions
• Cellular Disorder Might Influence Behavior
• Ketamine Impairs Brain by Releasing Superoxide
• Nerve Disorganization May Spur Form of Dyslexia
• Chimps Top Humans in Number Recall
• Cell Protein Might Help Treat ALS
• Competition Affects Your Perception of Your Paycheck
• There s More Than Turkey Behind Holiday Yawns
• Brain Area Recognizes Familiar Sounds
• High Blood Pressure Linked to Disability, Dementia
• Migraine Tied to Thickening in Brain Area
• Some Epilepsy Patients Not Always Aware of Seizures
• Scientists Find Way to Track Stem Cells in Brain
• Brain Yields Clues to False Memories
• Fish Really May Be Brain Food
• Caffeine Therapy Boosts Preemies Outcomes
• Training, Experience Can Change How Brains Work
• Brain MRIs Find Hidden Neurological Problems
• Scientists Spot Brain Center for Out-of-Body Experience
• Certain Seizure Patients Need Emergency CT Scan
• Stay Ahead of Head Injuries
• Worm Study Points to Sexuality s Origins
• Brain Region Tied to Amphetamine Addiction
• Brain s Reward Chemical May Help Spur Obesity
• Body s Clock Never Adjusts to Daylight Savings Time
• Sleepless Nights Make for Grumpier Brains
• Vulnerability to Stress Linked to Brain Molecule
• Antiviral Won t Improve Bell s Palsy Outcome
• Genes Might Help Drive Overeating
• Lamotrigine May Reduce Epilepsy Seizures
• Technology Advance Could Help Paralyzed
• AIDS Drugs May Protect Brain
• Molecule Promising Against Huntington s Disease
• Speedy Mini-Stroke Care Pays Off
• Serious Injury Rare With Police Tasers
• Hormone May Play Key Part in Creating Memories
• Rat Study Gets at Root of Nicotine Addiction
• Toy Blocks Might Boost Toddlers Language Skills
• Brain Switch Helps Doctors Deal With Patients Pain
• Music Training Helps Gets People Talking
• Study Offers Insights Into Sensory Perceptions
• Brain Defect Helps Drive Fragile X Syndrome
• Falling Platelet Counts May Signal HIV-Linked Dementia
• Imaging Software Helps Track, Treat Injured Brains
• Schizophrenia Gene May Have On/Off Switch
• Toddler Study Proves Humans Outsmart Apes
• Saline Reduces Mortality for Brain Injury Patients
• Experiments Get Close to Out-of-Body Experience
• Scientists Spot Brain s Free Will Center
• Study Probes Roots of Fearful Memories
• Vision Restoration Therapy Might Improve Sight for Trauma, Stroke Victims
• HIV Delivers Double Whammy to Brain
• Hormone Found to Govern Desire for Food
• Mars Sleep Cycle Study May Help Earthlings
• Antidepressant Effectiveness May Depend on Genes
• Science Explores Shift Work-Linked Fatigue
• Researchers Watch Music Play in the Brain
• Orangutans Make Their Point With Charades
• Doctors Awaken Man 6 Years After Severe Brain Injury
• Experts Split on Whether Chief Justice Roberts Has Epilepsy
• Lead Less Toxic to the Well-Read
• Drug May Shield Brain Cells From Huntington s Disease
• Health Tip: Feeling Forgetful
• Brain Chemical Could Help Beat Back Despair
• Scientists Unlock Secrets of the Placebo Effect
• Many Brain Cells Seek, to Help You Find
• Gene Linked to Restless Leg Syndrome Found
• Fantasy Gaming Gives Insight Into Learning
• Brain May Be Able to Suppress Memories
• Cigarette Smoking May Lower Parkinson s Risk
• Cigarette Smoking May Lower Parkinsons Risk
• High School Football Brings Brain Trauma Dangers
• Brain Scans Show How Pain Upsets Concentration
• Brain Circuitry Trouble May Explain Depression
• Science Quiets Myth of Chatterbox Females
• Enzyme Damage Could Be Key to Parkinson s
• Epilepsy May Raise Suicide Risk
• Memory Traces May Help Spur Chronic Pain
• To the First-Born Go the Smarts
• 1st Gene Therapy Trial Effective Against Parkinson s
• Antiques Can Pose a Mercury Danger Today
• Preschoolers Don t Need Math to Do Math
• Sick, Sleepless Flies Give Clues to Human Immune Function
• Mental Development Similar Among Boys, Girls
• Protein May Be Key to Brain s Evolution
• Mad Cow Vaccine Effective in Mice
• Amateur Boxers Also Hit by Brain Injury
• Vets From First Gulf War Show Brain Differences
• Health Tip: Signs of a Concussion
• Depression May Be Early Sign of Parkinson s Disease
• Researchers Identify Genes for Childhood Seizures
• Study Probes Parkinson Drugs Effect on Motivation
• Pumping Cold Air Into Lungs of Coma Patients Questioned
• Gene to Blame for Some Parkinson s Cases
• Ultrasound Might Affect Baby s Brain Development
• Pediatric Brain Trauma Costs $1 Billion Annually
• Pesticide Exposure Damages Nervous System, Brain
• Genetic Findings Shed Light on OCD
• Brain Sees Reward Before Risk
• Iraq War Vets Having Some Mental Difficulties
• Brain Activity Predicts Treatment Results for Depression
• Amnesia Study Sheds Light on Memory
• Scientists Spot Chronic Pain On/Off Switch
• Study Promises Better Drug Delivery to Fight ALS
• Study Casts Doubt on NSAID Use After Brain Injury
• Predicting the Outlook for Coma Patients
• Hectic Days Leave Fleeting Memories
• Gender Gap in Scientific Research Shows Up in Print
• Single Gene Flaw Can Cause Face Blindness
• Aphasia: A Virtual Prison That Can Be Escaped
• Neurologists Can Improve Deep Brain Therapy for Parkinson s
• Transgendered Professor Stirs Debate Over Women in Science
• Brain-Computer Link Aids Paralyzed Patient
• Apathy Without Depression a Sign of Parkinson s
• Sleep Strengthens Memory
• Enron Founder s Death Linked to Heart Disease
• Brain-Wasting Proteins May Affect Heart
• Brain May Be Hard-Wired to Track Team Sports
• DDT Linked to Developmental Delays in Babies
• Doctors Probe Miracle Rebirth of a Long-Dormant Mind
• Exelon Approved for Parkinson s Dementia
• Cell Phones Found to Activate Brain Areas
• Health Tip: Restless Legs Are a Real Disorder
• Human Mad Cow Could Cause Eventual Epidemic
• Researchers Reverse Parkinson s Symptoms in Animals
• Heart Drugs May Help Shield Brain Cells From Stroke
• Iron in Infant Formula May Raise Adult Parkinson s Risk
• Seizures Don t Always Signal Epilepsy
• Health Tip: Know the Signs of NPH
• Study Shows Impact of Parkinson s Gene
• Science Sniffs Out the Secrets of Scent
• Hypoglycemic Episodes Won t Damage Brain
• Two Drugs Help Shield Newborns From Toxoplasmosis
• Research Reveals Blood Sugar s Effect on Wakefulness
• Teens With Bipolar Disorder Misinterpret Facial Expressions
• Study Compares Brain Aneurysm Treatments
• Nerve-Based Depression Treatment May Take a Year to Work
• Workplace Lead Exposure Brings Long-Term Brain Damage
• Cooling Brain Improves Cardiac Arrest Outcomes
• Brain Scans Get at Roots of Prejudice
• Research Reveals How Prozac Triggers New Brain Cell Growth
• Hunt for ALS Genes Begins
• Mouse Study Finding May Help Battle MS
• Anticipation Heightens Smokers Desire
• It s Not a Real Coma, It Just Looks Like One
• Pheromones Point to Sexual Orientation
• Study Explores Anatomy of Dread
• Treated Jaundice Not Likely to Leave Lasting Effects
• Neurologic Problems May Boost PTSD Risk
• Lighting Up Brain Tumors Improved Survival in Short Term
• Blood Test Predicts Brain Injury Outcome
• Gene May Help Spur Deadly Brain Aneurysms
• Hemoglobin Solution Could Limit Brain Injury
• Parkinson s Gene Reveals Its Secrets
• Zinc a Key Player in Neuron Transmissions
• Sorry, Kids: School Tests Do Enhance Learning
• Deep-Brain Stimulation Eases Movement Disorder
• Infant Iron Deficiency Lowers Teen Test Scores
• Electric Current During Sleep Boosts Memory
• SIDS Linked to Abnormal Brain Biology
• Parkinson s Patients Face Tough Treatment Balancing Act
• Elephants Recognize Themselves in Mirrors
• Neurons Dictate Which Birds of a Feather Flock Together
• Brain Protein Could Limit Stroke Damage
• Health Tip: Symptoms of Stroke
• Animal Study Links Teen Aggression With Prozac
• Stem Cell Transplant Shows Promise Against ALS
• Female Sex Hormone Could Treat Brain Injury
• Link Between Breast-Feeding and Child s IQ Debunked
• Dopamine Plays Critical Role in Sleep
• Genes May Dictate Response to Stress
• Study Spots the Brain s Selfishness Off-Switch
• Research Sheds Light on Rare Genetic Disorder
• Overeating a Form of Addiction
• Young Athletes May Underreport Concussion Symptoms
• Stem-Cell Trial for Neurodegenerative Pediatric Disease to Get Under Way
• New Device Tested to Predict Epileptic Seizures
• Brain Helps Keep Emotions at Bay
• Boxing Delivers Lethal Blow to Brain Cells
• Stopovers May Ease Jet Lag
• Brain Stimulation Effective for Parkinson s
• Nun Study Counters Notion of God Spot in Brain
• Denial and Death on Mount Everest
• Fatherhood May Alter the Brain
• Sleep Apnea in Children Linked to Lower IQ Scores, Learning Impairment
• 24-Hour Lighting May Disrupt Newborn s Bio-Clock
• Heart Drug May Help Reopen Arteries After Stroke
• A Biological Basis for Being a Couch Potato
• Inherited Aneurysm Gene Erupts Earlier in Next Generation: Study
• Marijuana-Like Brain Chemicals Ease Parkinson s Symptoms in Mice
• Brain Stents Might Help High-Risk Stroke Patients
• Science Tracks How the Brain s Clock Ticks
• LSD Study Probes Hallucinogen s Effect on Brain
• One-Quarter of Vaginal Births Cause Tiny Brain Hemorrhages
• Brain Region That Fuels Addiction Found
• Why Do Good Brain Study Offers Clues
• Past, Future May Have Common Link in Brain
• Scientists Probe the Idle Mind
• Combo Therapy Offers Hope for Krabbe s Disease
• Anesthetic Linked to Alzheimer s Risk
• Lower IQs in Childhood Linked to Accident-Prone Adulthood
• Brain Bleeds From Blood Thinner on the Rise
• PTSD Patients Have Diminished Pain Response
• Parkinson s Drugs Can Damage Heart Valves
• Discovery Shows How Brain Stimulates Hunger
• Brain Uses Past to Peer Into Future
• Expert Tips Can Head Off Head Injury
• Stressed Out Grab Hubby s Hand
• Health Tip: Understanding Ataxia
• Brain Is Not Wired for Consistency
• Tinnitus Type Affects Severity, Symptoms
• 9/11 Study Offers Insight Into How Memories Are Formed
• Human Sense of Smell Nothing to Sniff At
• Study Finds Laughter Is Truly Contagious
• Rare Gene Brings Life Without Pain
• Brain Lesions After Stroke May Predict Future Episodes
• Younger Siblings May Boost Brain Tumor Risk
• Hysteria a Real Neurological Condition: Study
• Huntington s Disease Linked to High Brain Cholesterol
• Study Identifies Key Gene in Nicotine s Reward Effect
• Common PTSD Drug May Be Useless
• Stressful Sleep Loss May Impair Memory
• Smoking Upsets Pleasure/Pain Neurochemistry
• Video Game Violence Goes Straight to Kids Heads
• Popular Brands May Brand the Brain
• Chemo Temporarily Shrinks Brain Areas, Study Finds
• Deep Brain Stimulation Can Boost Memory
• Insomnia Hits Night Owls Harder
• Glucose Triggers Brain Damage After Hypoglycemic Coma: Study
• Faulty Brain Network May Cause Fragile X, Down Syndromes
• Meth, Cocaine Abuse Boosts Stroke Risk
• Sleepless Nights May Encourage Pain
• Kids Head Injury is Often Repeated: Study
• Video Racing Games Linked to Risky Road Behavior
• Antidepressants Don t Help Kleptomaniacs
• Research Reveals How Memories Are Made
• Grocery Lists Don t Guarantee Healthy Choices
• Women Benefit Less From Clot-Busting Stroke Drug
• Sleeping Pill Wakes Woman After 2 Years in Coma
• Baby Talk: Silly Sounds That Carry Real Impact
• Reflective Rats Know Their Own Mind
• Resistance to Hormone Leptin Called Key to Obesity
• Sleeplessness Clouds Moral Choices
• Some Brains May Be Predisposed to Substance Abuse
• Mouse Study Sheds Light on Lupus-Linked Depression
• Don t Wait Till School Starts to Vaccinate Against Meningitis
• Pregnancy Hormone May Ease Multiple Sclerosis
• Brain Changes Persist Long After Smokers Quit
• Brain Gene Mutation Linked to Schizophrenia
• Retinal Implant Restores Limited Sight to Blind
• Smart Bladder Technology Could Help Paralyzed
• Gene Research Gives Clues to Childhood Brain Tumors
• Study Probes Behaviors Linked to Parkinson s Treatment
• Rural Patients Benefit From Phone-Guided Stroke Therapy
• Good Sleep Wakes Up Memory
• White Matter Defects May Lead to Schizophrenia
• Genetic Susceptibility Linked to Rare Brain Tumor

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