These findings suggest that the ability to recognize faces is innate, not learned, and could explain why humans see faces in objects like clouds or walls.

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A study led by UCLA Health has begun to unravel one of the fundamental mysteries in neuroscience—how the human brain encodes ...

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Pain from conditions such as endometriosis could be alleviated if the gut’s resident bacteria can be understood and tamed.

Neurons in certain brain areas integrate ‘what’ and ‘when’ information to discern hidden order in events in real time.

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