This Psychedelic Drug May Be Released in Our Brains as We Die Researchers speculate the illegal hallucinogen is released in our brains during birth, death, and dreams.
Daydreaming Has Some Surprising Benefits on the Brain Let your mind wander. It’s neuroscience approved.
Do Animals Have Dreams? Dreams are not the sole purview of humans. Scientists have found that other animals can dream, too, and that it may help with learning and memory.
10 Common Dreams and What They Really Mean If you’ve had any of these dreams, you’re not alone. And what they really mean might surprise you.
How We “See” Our Dreams New research on dreams has shown striking similarities between brain activity during wakeful visual processing and brain activity during our dreams.
