Sleeping on their left sides keeps the right side of cats' brains alert and ready to detect immediate threats, scientists say ...

Long-term musical training may help older adults maintain youthful brain patterns and better speech perception in noisy ...

In a study published in Cell on July 10, researchers reported the first comprehensive study of whole-brain projectomes of the ...

Background and Purpose Whether an initial depression of function in the unaffected hemisphere (“transcallosal diaschisis”) plays a role in early neurological recovery after acute stroke remains contr ...

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Cats often sleep on their left to spot threats faster. Their brain processes danger more efficiently this way. Many cats ...

Vince Biser missed the cut at last year’s U.S. Adaptive Open by two strokes. On Tuesday, the 37-year-old Towson resident could not follow up a promising showing the day earlier and finished with an 82 ...

A large-scale study finds no evidence that left-handed people are more creative, challenging a long-held myth about ...

One answer lies in something Casasanto and his team call “left-handed exceptionalism.” Lefties make up just about 10% of the ...

Parkinson’s disease often starts on one side of the body, and new research shows this asymmetry influences how non-motor symptoms progress.

The corpus callosum is the biggest commissural tract that connects corresponding regions of cerebral hemispheres. Different parts of CC are included in the transmission of various information, with ...