What we can learn from the "dinosaurs of marriage"
What we can learn from the "dinosaurs of marriage"
In 1989, UC Berkeley psychologist Robert Levenson began to study a group of people who had been married at least 15 year... Read more
10 Feb 2018
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2mins
Why nutrition studies can't be one-size-fits-all
Why nutrition studies can't be one-size-fits-all
If you’ve been around awhile, chances are you’ve experienced foods that were once touted to be good for you, suddenly be... Read more
5 Feb 2018
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1min
There are benefits to letting your mind wander
There are benefits to letting your mind wander
It's a workday, just after lunch. You have a deadline and there's plenty of time left in the day to get the task done. I... Read more
28 Jan 2018
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4mins
Are we close to curing glaucoma?
Are we close to curing glaucoma?
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, might be close to finding a drug that could cure glaucoma, which ... Read more
24 Jan 2018
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1min
Cataloging the brain to make sense of functionality and cure disease
Cataloging the brain to make sense of functionality and cure disease
How does one make a brain atlas? John Ngai, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Berkeley explains.“You can... Read more
18 Jan 2018
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1min
An over-the-counter drug that may help in the fight against MS
An over-the-counter drug that may help in the fight against MS
Multiple Sclerosis, or MS, affects over two million people worldwide. The neurodegenerative disease strikes when the imm... Read more
12 Jan 2018
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1min
Mapping the great unknown of our brain
Mapping the great unknown of our brain
Believe it or not, neuroscience is still considered a relatively new field of medical research. That’s because there’s s... Read more
10 Jan 2018
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1min
How exposure to PBDEs affect a child's IQ
How exposure to PBDEs affect a child's IQ
Exposure to flame retardant chemicals or PBDEs during pregnancy can affect children’s neurodevelopment. Environmental he... Read more
10 Jan 2018
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1min
Could the progression of glaucoma be halted?
Could the progression of glaucoma be halted?
Glaucoma is the world’s second-leading cause of blindness, and it affects about 80 million people worldwide and has no c... Read more
9 Jan 2018
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1min
The ambition Brain Atlas Project
The ambition Brain Atlas Project
Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have started an ambitious project to build a brain atlas. Accordi... Read more
2 Jan 2018
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