How do we see ‘lower level’ cognitive beings?
Recent discoveries reveal that fruit flies have 14,000 neurons in their brains, raising questions about their intelligence and potential changes in our understanding of animals.
Tag: Research
Dancing and the brain: A new path to easing depression in Parkinson’s disease
More than just fun exercise, a new study shows dance classes may have significant and persisting antidepressant effects on people with Parkinson’s disease.
Divine curiosities: Can being curious about religion increase likeability?
York study suggests that curiosity positively impacts how others perceive you.
Muscle aging: Can science turn back the clock?
Groundbreaking research led by Professor David Hood on the role of mitochondria and lysosomes in muscle health receives over $1 million of funding.
York University Research Highlights Differences of Male and Female Obesity in Mice
Professor Tara Haas discusses the new study’s findings.
Cognitive Exercises Can Help Delay the Onset of Alzheimer’s
Dr. Henry Mahncke explains how brain exercises can help strengthen the brain’s memory and postpone the onset of Alzheimer’s.