A University of Kent expert explains how reading can improve our sleep, help emotional intelligence and reduce stress ...

As we get older, our cognitive abilities can decline. However, reading has surprising benefits for our brain health.

Although the human brain is capable of sifting through a billion bits of information per second, scientists recently found ...

Clearly, brain structure can tell us a lot about reading skills. Importantly, though, the brain is malleable — it changes when we learn a new skill or practice an already acquired one.

Engaging yourself in games, reading, dancing, and languages improves memory, focus, creativity, problem-solving, adaptability, and cognitive function.

The Reading Brain In A Digital World, while our brains are primed for language acquisition, they are not innately programmed to read; reading is a learnt skill. But brain plasticity works both ...

Did you put "read more" on your 2025 resolutions? We've got tips to share from professional and passion readers for ...

I didn't have the patience. Non-medical reading seemed like a waste of time. My perspective changed in my mid-30s, when I was starting Princeton Brain and Spine Care. Med school didn't prepare a ...

In one experiment, for example, scientists presented a group of dyslexics and people who read easily with an increasingly difficult series of reading tasks. The researchers used brain-imaging ...

This study explored a previously uninvestigated area of the brain, the supramarginal gyrus, for speech decoding. While the accuracy of the mind-reading was impressive for one participant (79%), it ...