The Latest Breaking News from Brain

Donald Trump has settled the mystery of his bruised hands, vacant stares, and rotting brain. It’s not stress or age. It’s aspirin. That too, taken in defiance of medical advice with the confidence that biology is optional.

Video games are no longer being dismissed outright, but experts say the benefits depend heavily on how, what, and how often you play.

Elon Musk made a big announcement, claiming that Neuralink will soon be streamlined as the prepare for mass productions this 2026.

A biological anthropologist explains why humans can't wiggle their toes in the same way they can wiggle their fingers.

Can an ereader do everything a phone can? I found out by giving the Boox Palma 2 Pro a whirl, comparing its features to those of my Android phone.

An idling brain suddenly seems able to join the dots, says the Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

First impressions don’t wait for permission—they kick the door down, grab a seat, and start forming opinions before logic even clocks in. In a split second, your brain is scanning, sorting, and deciding whether something feels safe, impressive, confusing, or forgettable. This lightning-fast judgment isn’t shallow; it’s survival software running…

We tend to think of emotional abuse as something that lives in the mind. It is insults, gaslighting, and manipulation. But the body keeps the score. You cannot separate your nervous system from your biology. When you live in a state of chronic fear or hypervigilance, your body undergoes physiological…

In an extract from his book Boost Your Creativity, Steve Brouwers argues why rest and relaxation are the creative's best friend.