Cerebral Cortex Damage. Damage to any region of the cerebral cortex is typically caused by tumors, autoimmune diseases, bleeding in your brain, or a stroke.Symptoms of possible damage depend on ...

The human frontal cortex has been reported to be proportion-ally larger than in other primates. Magnetic resonance scans of humans, apes and monkeys now cast doubt on this idea.

A sportscaster lunges forward. "Interception! Drew Brees threw the ball right into the opposing linebacker's hands! Like he didn't even see him!" ...

Frontal cortex damage. Despite the support for a role of frontal cortex in encoding from brain-imaging studies, its implication in memory formation by studies of brain-damaged patients is less clear.

By studying the brains of macaque monkeys during turn-taking exercises, researchers may be one step closer to understanding how individual neurons in the frontal cortex work together to analyze ...

The frontal cortex is often seen as our "thinking cap," the part of the brain scientists associate with thinking and making decisions. But it's not commonly connected with vision.

The frontal lobe is a part of the brain that controls key functions relating to consciousness and communication, memory, attention, and other roles.

Cerebellum Stimulation Influences Frontal Cortex Functioning Delta-wave cerebellar stimulation improves schizophrenia-like cognitive problems Posted March 29, 2017 ...

Your frontal lobe is the largest lobe of your brain. It makes up about 25%-40% of the cortex in your brain, depending upon how researchers define the boundaries of the lobes.

Neurons in the frontal cortex help macaque monkeys decode social interactions Peer-Reviewed Publication. National Institutes of Natural Sciences ...

A new meta-analysis suggests that people with major depressive disorder have lower levels of the brain antioxidant ...

"They're newly aware of their power in the world, but their frontal cortex is massively underdeveloped." "Their [sense of] social responsibility," he added, "as a consequence is not so great." ...