University of South Australia researchers have found that some types of obesity (unfavorable or neutral) lead to a reduction in the brain’s gray matter, which is linked to a greater risk of dementia and stroke....
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A team of researchers from the University of Basel have found that, although temporary, regular caffeine intake can physically change the gray matter of the brain....
read moreResearchers at two Canadian institutions have found that playing action video games can harm the brain by reducing the amount of gray matter in the hippocampus....
read moreResearch at the University of Edinburgh and the University of York found that green spaces trigger changes in the brain for older people. Specifically, it changes the levels of excitement, engagement and frustration....
read moreThere’s new evidence that people with higher levels of moral reasoning have more gray matter volume in areas of the brain linked to decision-making, conflict processing and social behavior....
read moreThere’s new evidence that child abuse of all forms (physical, emotional, sexual, neglect, etc.) is directly linked to the reduction of gray matter in the brain....
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