X/fulltext) suggests that brain activity in specific regions before experiencing a traumatic event may help predict whether ...

While it may seem like pure science fiction, brain specialists say advancements in neuroscience could one day give us better ...

Your amygdala, a certain part of your brain, processes emotions. It may also respond differently depending on whether you have bipolar disorder or depression. In those living with bipolar disorder ...

Neuroscience also shows us the brain's ability to change, offering new ways to help people rewire their thinking and reduce ...

Researchers performed brain scans in the third trimester ... "It was volume changes largely due to edema in two parts. One was the amygdala which is involved in processing emotions, and that ...