Your walking pace reveals your brain’s health and your overall age. Midlife speed tests link slower miles per hour to brain ...

A long-term study reported by Psychology Today reveals that walking speed at age 45 can be a strong predictor of brain health ...

Is your brain aging faster than your chronological age? New research shows it could raise your risk of death and dementia significantly—and offers promise for early intervention.

New research suggests increasing your dietary intake of a certain metal could give your brain a serious boost and might even help fend off cognitive decline as you age. But beware — too much can turn ...

Prioritizing sleep over watching 'one more episode' is essential for brain health, improving memory and function the next say ...

When someone saw real projected lines, activity in the fusiform gyrus was stronger than when they knew they were simply ...

By the age of 40, your brain begins to make small mistakes, faults every now and then. You do not realise it, but perhaps you forget what is on your grocery list, or you walk into a room and ...

Often, these guesses are pretty accurate, and researchers are attempting to replicate that internal age calculator to figure out how old people are—not chronologically, but biologically. In a new ...

Putting your weight into opening a door (say, with your shoulder) is easier than using your hands. Sliding heavy cardboard ...

We all have at least one friend that treats their dog like an actual human child. Scientists think you shouldn't be a hater: ...

What's happening here isn't a leadership crisis—it's a confidence crisis, and it's rooted in how our brains work.