brain

Compares the human brain to that of other animals, presents historic notions about the brain from prehistoric headhunting to the scientific age, explains how the brain and nervous system function, and describes related disorders, surgical care, and mental health.

Examines the components, functions, and disorders of the brain and nervous system.

After being mentally retarded for all of his thirty-two years, Charlie Gordon undergoes an operation designed to change his life.

Discusses what is currently known about memory and how it works, and makes suggestions for improving one's memory through mnemonic techniques and proper organization.

April Lancaster, recovering from the death of her fiance, is reluctant to tell her new love Brandon about her medical problems, but when the brain tumor that has been dormant for so long begins to grow, she realizes she must put Brandon's feelings to the test.

Encompassing neuroscience, psychology, ethics, and law, a leading expert in cognitive neuroscience offers an alternative interpretation of the relationship between brain, mind, and behavior.

The underbelly of the National Football League: a rare insider's look into the world of arthritis, dementia, and suicide.

Contains twenty-seven articles that discuss the history of neuroscience, and examines advancements in neurology, how researchers use computer technology, brain development from infancy to adulthood, and other topics.

Presents a comprehensive overview on how the brain really works that offers tips on such things as how to cope with jet lag, when to worry about a stroke, and keeping the brain healthy in old age.

A collection of twenty-one articles originally published in "Scientific American" magazine in which the authors explore brain research; discussing high-level brain functions, disorders, and the potential of man-machine interactions.