Brain
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The smell of trust
A whiff of a brain chemical known as oxytocin may make people more trusting when making a deal.
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- Brain
Lightening your mood
Bright light may help some people who are seriously depressed feel better.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Swedish Rhapsody
Celebrations honoring the world's top scientists brought students from many countries to Sweden to tour, learn, talk, and party.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Sleep to Remember Places and Routes
Deep sleep may help your brain solidify memories of where you've been and how you got there.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Fruit fly brain has two clocks
Fruit flies have not one, but two built-in clocks to regulate daily activity.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Hearing Better in the Dark
Blind people are better at locating distant sounds than people who can see.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Fair play
Studying dogs, monkeys, and other animals at play can teach us about fairness and cooperation.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Nature May Nurture Paying Attention
A green environment can help kids with attention disorders concentrate.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Reading problems show cultural differences
The language you use may affect the type of reading problem you have.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Seeing Red and Blue and . . .
Seeing lots of colors when you're young might determine how well you recognize hues later in life.
By Emily Sohn - Brain
Music lessons for the brain
Taking music lessons may help you become a little bit smarter.
By Emily Sohn