Neuroscience

Why neuroscience is important.

We have mapped the surface of mars, explored outside our atmosphere and into the depths of the ocean, yet the human brain still remains the most complex and mysterious frontier in the known universe. It is the very core of our health, our identity, and our future.

When you read and share articles and research about neuroscience, you become part of the solution. It actively helps solve rare diseases, elevates the voices of patients, changing mental health care, and reshaping medicine. By exploring more of neuroscience, you unlock the secrets to how we learn, our emotions, thoughts, and what makes us human.

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🧠Learn & Discover

Clear access, bite-sized facts about the humans brain mechanics and dedication for the rare neurological diseases.

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Dive into original, peer-reviewed research articles written by a high schooler alongside foundational literature from career neuroscientists.

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Neuro-Disease of the Month

ADHD Awareness

  • Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a chronic neurological disorder that is characterized by persistent patterns of low span of attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that can interfere with daily routine, functions, and development. ADHD directly impacts the brain’s executive functions which are known for the management system, working memory, time management, emotional regulation, and attention control.

  • With ADHD, people may consist of inattention symptoms (making mistakes, mind wandering, difficulty organizing tasks/routine, easily distracted, procrastinating, etc.) they may also experience hyperactivity and impulsivity.

  • ADHD arises from a combination of biological and environmental influences: genetics play the highest role in inheriting. Furthermore, people may get ADHD by genetics, prenatal and perinatal factors and environmental toxins.

  • People often get diagnosed by a licensed clinician such as a pediatrician, psychologist, and psychiatrist since there is no medical test to get diagnosed.