Neurology

Daydreamers May Be More Likely To Get Songs Stuck In Their Heads ― But Chewing Gum Could Help

If you can never get THAT five-second bridge out of your head, read this.
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Neurologists Share The 1 Food They Avoid To Keep Their Brains Sharp

Protein powder and even a certain type of coffee are off limits for these experts. Find out why.
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How Binge Watching TV Can Be Like An Addictive Drug To Your Brain - On The Mind

Neurologist Dr Randall Wright says our brain can react to binge watching television the same way as it does becoming addicted to drugs. By tapping into the brain's pleasure circuit, our brains can physically rewire to want more of the digital stimuli. But, by making sure it doesn’t interfere with our sleep and making it social, we can still enjoy online content.
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Over 2,500 Patients Treated By One Neurologist Recalled In Northern Ireland

The investigation could later cover people who have died under the doctor's care.
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A ‘Pacemaker’ For The Brain Can Reduce The Effects Of Alzheimer’s

'It is crucial to explore new options to help improve function, daily care and quality of life.'
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People With Parkinson's Have Two Crucial Brain Differences Compared To Healthy People

This could help develop new treatments.
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Huntington’s Disease, Christmas, And Me

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Why 'Youthquake' Is Oxford's Word Of The Year

It hasn’t been on the lips of the entire nation, but it amply fulfils the criteria
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Pigeon Intelligence Levels Much Closer To Humans Than We Previously Thought

Not so bird-brained.
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Discovery Of New Brain Connection Could Be 'Life Changing' For Parkinson's Patients

'It’s not very often you identify a new connection in the human brain.'
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