A Scanner Constantly
Living with a brain tumor can often mean feeling reduced to your clinical records.
Editor's Note: All quotes from Salvator Iaconesi are from his TED Talk and an essay he wrote related to it at CNN.
A New Cure for Depression?
The standard treatment—SSRIs—doesn’t work for an estimated 20 to 40 percent of the millions who suffer from depression. Luckily, researchers have been exploring new alternatives that might just do the trick.
A Taxonomy of Writers’ Foes
They say that naming your fears makes them less scary. Here's a thorough categorization of universal writerly anxieties that everyone feels always and not just me.
Red States, Blue States, Gray Matter
Researchers report people's attitudes toward moral issues can be traced in part to differences in the structure of their brains.
Can You Think Yourself Into a Different Person?
We used to believe our brains couldn’t be changed. Now we believe they can—if we want it enough. But is that true?
The Game Slowed Down
Athletes often claim that their breakthroughs come when a game starts unfolding at a slower pace. Can psychology explain the phenomenon they're describing?
