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Cranial bones protect your brain, while facial bones make up your facial structure. Skull bones include the following. The vertebral column (spine) protects your spinal cord, supports your head ...

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When we hear music in our head, our brain uses many of the same cognitive resources as when we actually hear it. Neuroimaging shows that when we deliberately imagine music, similar auditory and ...

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This configuration enables them to continue moving even when they lose their head, due to the control of movement by the second brain. Cockroaches utilize this system to move rapidly and remember ...

For some patients, removing brain tissue can help treat OCD and other disorders. But ethical concerns remain Frieda Klotz, Undark Psychiatric neurosurgery, originally known as psychosurgery ...

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