The Neuro Times

New research shows that iconic hand gestures help listeners anticipate and process speech—even when used by virtual avatars.

Explore how bird biology challenges the myth of binary sex. Learn about hormones, chromosomes, and what this means for human sexual development.

Are your life satisfaction and personality traits inherited? New studies reveal strong genetic roots behind what makes you who you are.

Does personality impact incel status? Explore how neuroticism, self-esteem, and flirting skills predict involuntary singlehood in men and women.

Can brain activity patterns predict team performance? Discover how neural fingerprints may forecast deep focus in collaborative tasks.

New research reveals women also seek younger romantic partners, challenging old beliefs about relationship dynamics and attraction psychology.

New research shows that scent influences how women form first impressions and predict friendship potential—even before conversation.

Does early menopause increase the risk of cognitive decline and dementia? Learn what recent research says about age at menopause and brain health.

Can pairing mindfulness with step tracking increase motivation to exercise? Learn what new research reveals about lasting behavioral change.

Do wildfires impact cognitive function? New research suggests climate trauma affects long-term decision-making and brain activity in survivors.

Teens say an enjoyable job matters more than marriage. Learn what today's youth value most—and how it compares to adults.

Learn what causes air hunger during anxiety, how it feels, and key strategies like breathwork & therapy to ease this distressing symptom.

Mapping the sweet taste receptor reveals how we taste sugar and may lead to better ways to curb cravings and fight obesity or diabetes.

Texting vs calling—learn which conversations are better suited for text, and when emotional situations call for a real-time phone call.

Struggling with fear of infidelity in a loyal relationship? Learn causes, signs, and how to manage trust issues and betrayal anxiety.

Can science unlock new colors? Discover how researchers created a never-before-seen color called Olo by targeting specific retinal cones.

New studies reveal how brain-derived estrogen affects creativity, memory, and neurodegeneration—shaping our understanding of brain health.

Learn how smoking, heavy drinking, and inactivity impact your health by age 36, according to a 30-year Finnish study on long-term lifestyle habits.

Is sugar really toxic? Experts debate the health risks of sugar addiction, overconsumption, and its comparison to alcohol. Learn what science says.

Can emotional regulation therapies ease chronic pain? Learn how mindfulness-based CBT offers hope for long-term pain relief.

How do age, menopause, and genetics influence dementia blood biomarkers? Learn how these factors affect early detection of Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Doom spending may feel good, but it's linked to anxiety, depression, and debt. Learn how to stop and regain financial control today.

Do nudges work even when people know about them? New research shows transparency can strengthen behavior change without losing effectiveness.

Do we all see color the same way? A new computational model maps how subjective color perception differs, especially in colorblind individuals.

Autism affects 1 in 31 kids nationwide. Discover what new CDC data reveals about early detection, gender and race trends, and state-level differences.