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When viewing art, some museum-goers get that loving feeling. They like what they see. A few go so far as to have a religious experience of sorts and report sensations of euphoria. We usually think of these perceptions as originating in the brain, and, of course, they do. But the brain does not appreciate art…

No one knows what causes Alzheimer’s disease. There are plenty of risk factors associated with the neurodegenerative disease, like inflammation, smoking, and genetics, but so far no single culprit has emerged. A new study published in Translational Psychiatry, however, investigated the link between Alzheimer’s and another risk factor, depression, leading to some surprising results

Researchers developing computers powered by lab-grown brain tissue are calling for stronger ethical safeguards, warning that many people who donate cells for medical research may not realize their tissue could eventually be used in biocomputing, Qazinform News Agency correspondent reports