Essays on Brain

To love is an uncontrollable event that comes alive without waiting for it. In the same way, love is born sometimes in an unexpected person who makes us lose our head. To love is almost to cease being our master and to give the other…

Introduction People believe that love is broken down into stages. Opinions differ on how many these stages actually are, ranging from three to ten stages. Although, three are the core stages that are common everywhere. Lust is the need for sexual gratification. This need is…

In Brain Tumours evaluation, PET is clinically applied after CT or MRI diagnosis. Different pharmaceutical tracers have been proposed for PET imaging of Tumours and their use provide specific advantages, as observed. This table summarizes the spectrum of functions PET imaging can provide when applied…

Multiple Sclerosis Multiple sclerosis (contracted MS, otherwise called disseminated sclerosis or encephalomyelitis disseminata) is an immune system condition in which the invulnerable framework assaults the focal sensory system, prompting demyelination. Malady beginning more often than not happens in youthful grown-ups, and it is progressively regular…

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is an irreparable brain disease that impairs cognitive abilities and memory functions while the aggregate mind shrinks which inevitably leads to the patient’s demise. Early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease offers more opportunities for the patient in benefiting from the available treatments and…

The goal of this study was to determine how choosing a seat is affected by motivation and hemispheric laterality. Studies have attempted to display the relationship between hemispheric laterality and choosing a seat, but there has been some disagreements and flaws in these studies. So…

This experiment was based off a previous study in which participants were labeled either “right movers” or “left movers” depending on the direction in which they most looked away during face-to-face conversations. This indicated easier brain activity in the opposing hemisphere which was further backed…

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is a neurodegenerative disease found in people with a history of repetitive brain trauma, including athletes, veterans, and victims of domestic abuse. Symptoms of CTE lead to changes in mood and behavior and progress over time. The symptoms occur in three…

Memory is a central component of the mind. It affects all of human functioning and is central to the development of the self. Various philosophers have explored the concept and tried to connect memory with several others ideas. John Locke was of the view that…

Aphasia is a language impairment where the comprehension and production of speech is affected. Aphasia can come in various different forms and severities and is always due to a brain injury. , tThe most common brain injury being acause is stroke, however, aphasia can also…