Brain scans may soon detect suicidal intent
Researchers at Yale University, USA believe, advanced tomography and the receptor they are looking for will help early detection of those who intend to commit suicide.
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Researchers at Yale University, USA believe, advanced tomography and the receptor they are looking for will help early detection of those who intend to commit suicide.
A picture has made netizens confused, not understanding what kind of animal anymore.
The work of Liege University (Belgium) presented at the annual meeting of the European Endocrinology Association, which took place in Barcelona - Spain, is considered a…
The brains of those who intend to end their lives respond very differently to handling emotional concepts related to death and crime.
Long-term plant life patients are thought to be brain dead. Some people who are too loving they always believe that they are still there, still listening, still know abo…
A new study has shown that the ability of a region to respond to the brain will become less and less when we cheat, and that will make us lie more.
Researchers at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia have solved the problem they could not find answers during the past 30 years, that is, developing brain imaging te…
Scientists may be optimistic that it is time for them to measure emotions such as anxiety, sadness or anger, after a group of American researchers use brain scanning to…
A recent study published in the Journal of Neuroscience recently revealed that brain scanning can identify lazy people and competent people. The US scientists conducted…
Brain scans in healthy people show that the signs of brain shrinking in the affected areas of Alzheimer's disease have appeared nearly 10 years before the disease was di…
According to the National Academy of Science, brain scans can predict teen's reading skills with an accuracy of up to 90%.
The technology that scans the human brain to turn thoughts into text instead of typing by hand may one day replace the QUERTY keyboard that has dominated for more than 4…
By using brain scan data and a set of computer algorithms, Dutch scientists can read the letters that a person is looking at.