Vision and Breathing May Be the Secrets to Surviving 2020
Stanford neurobiologist Andrew Huberman discusses the two things we can always control, even during a high-stress election and scary COVID pandemic
Volume 32, Issue 1
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Features
Conservative and Liberal Brains Might Have Some Real Differences
Scanners try to watch the red-blue divide play out underneath the skull
Has the Drug-Based Approach to Mental Illness Failed?
Journalist Robert Whitaker is more concerned than ever that psychiatric medications do more harm than good
The Disturbing History of Research into Transgender Identity
Research into the determinants of gender identity may do more harm than good
Departments
Behavior
Calm Yourself
Media Multitasking Disrupts Memory, Even in Young Adults
We Learn Faster When We Aren't Told What Choices to Make
Why Hatred and 'Othering' of Political Foes Has Spiked to Extreme Levels
Neuroscience
AI Assesses Alzheimer's Risk by Analyzing Word Usage
Our Brain Is Better at Remembering Where to Find Brownies Than Cherry Tomatoes
Mental Health
What if a Pill Can Change Your Politics or Religious Beliefs?
Policy
The Denialist Playbook
Culture