A graphic artist is testing people's attention to detail with a digital brain teaser that is quite the "hoot." Gergely Dudás of Dresden, Germany, shared a seasonal visual puzzle with Fox News Digital ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I tested the Muse S Athena, a $475 brain-training headband that combines EEG and functional near-infrared spectroscopy to measure ...

A person’s chronotype defines what time of the day a person is most active based on their sleeping patterns. Previous research has examined how chronotypes may impact other areas of a person’s health.

Are you someone who thrives after sunset, bingeing shows or getting work done when the world sleeps? Well, science might have a wake-up call for you. A recent comprehensive 10-year study involving ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. People who are most active and alert in the evenings appear to perform better at cognitive tests, new research shows. Henning ...

BOSTON - A new study out of the U.K. says so-called "night owls" may have better brain function. Researchers in the U.K. looked at data on more than 26,000 people looking at their sleep patterns, ...

Isn’t it weird how some days you wake feeling super sharp, highly creative, and can get more done in one day than the entire last week? But the next day, you can barely drag yourself out of bed, you ...

Does a person’s chronotype correlate with their brain sharpness? Image credit: Lumina/Stocksy. A person’s chronotype defines what time of the day a person is most active based on their sleeping ...

When we think about working out, we often think about training our bodies. But is it possible to enhance brain fitness? Cognitive fitness is a growing topic in wellness, especially as research ...

And sleeping for seven to nine hours each night is optimal for brain function. Researchers, led by academics from Imperial College London, said that various studies have examined sleep and cognitive ...