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Brain Facts

Brain Uses 20% of Blood
Approximately 20% of the blood flowing from the heart is pumped to the brain. The brain needs constant blood flow in order to keep up with the heavy metabolic demands of the neurons. Brain imaging techniques such as functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) rely on this relationship between neural activity and blood flow to produce images of deduced brain activity.

Neuroscience News

A Study Finds Gender Bias in Music Recommendation Algorithms
by Neuroscience News on April 20, 2021
Widely used music algorithms are more likely to recommend and select music by male artists, at the detriment of female musicians. A new study addresses gender disparities in music-based algorithms.
Chaperone Protein Imbalance Promotes Toxic Tau Buildup in the Aging Brain
by Neuroscience News on April 20, 2021
A new preclinical study has identified the role chaperone protein imbalance plays in initiating the accumulation of tau in the brain.
Our Attention Is Captured by Eye-Glance
by Neuroscience News on April 20, 2021
When people make eye contact with another person, their attention is immediately solicited and this causes a distortion in temporal perception. However, the shift in time perception does not change when people glance at non-social items or objects.

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