A study with eight-month-old babies shows their moral behavior when faced with aggression

Japanese researchers have published an article in the prestigious journal [...]

Neuroenhancement: from the scientific and technological vanguard to the difficulties and limits posed by the philosophy of mind and bioethics

Review and first analysis of an article on the subject [...]

Should the concept of brain death be reviewed in the United States?

“The discussion of brain death should arguably focus on the [...]

Major Advances Toward Possible Treatment for People with Autism

Good news for people affected by this chronic disease. A [...]

Professional rugby players suffer a decline in their brain function according to a scientific study

"Scientists warn tackles, not just concussions, are to blame." In [...]

Experiments with ex vivo brain cells grown in lab for more than a year, mirror changes in a newborn’s brain

Brain organoids finding, a step to treat hereditary diseases The [...]

Redefining hormone therapy for gender transition

Sweden’s Karolinska Hospital has issued new guidelines for the treatment [...]

Spinal cord injury is the leading cause of disability. A finding facilitates treatment

Spinal cord injury treatments improved Spinal cord injuries (SCI) are [...]

Experiments with ex vivo brain cells grown in lab for more than a year, mirror changes in a newborn’s brain

Brain organoids finding, a step to treat hereditary diseases The [...]

Mind and machine. The ethics of brain-computer technologies

Last September, the Royal Society launched a report entitled iHuman: [...]