In sports, beneath the competitive spirit and the cheers of the crowd, there’s an often-invisible risk: traumatic brain injuries, also known as TBI.

A new study finds that positive emotions boost learning by strengthening neural patterns during repeated study, leading to ...

Less stressful than many other crossword puzzles on the market, the USA TODAY daily crossword is a quick, typically less than 10-minute brain break with clues ranging from the traditional fare ...

Get ready to stretch your brain with these 2 fun and tricky brain teasers! Perfect for a quick challenge that’ll leave you thinking long after. #BrainTeasers #MindGames #FunChallenges House ...

There’s a spark that lights up in a child’s brain when play is full of laughter and delight. That joy is not a passing feeling—it’s a biological force that activates areas of the brain ...

What to keep little ones busy without adding to screen time? Ask them these brain teasers for kids and watch the boredom disappear!

It’s Monday. The coffee isn’t strong enough, your brain’s still buffering, and the week just started out of nowhere. You deserve a break already. These funny pictures are the perfect way to ...

Researchers hope MindGlide will unlock valuable information from millions of untapped brain images that were previously difficult or impossible to understand.

A good brain teaser or riddle can provide hours of entertainment for kids and adults. From math puzzles to word teasers, here are the best ones.

Your brain needs exercise. There are so many fun things you can do to help improve your memory, cognition, and creativity. I receive multiple-choice trivia quizzes in my email several times a day ...

The Broomfield Crossing Rotary Foundation’s annual Broomfield Brain Trust trivia event will once again challenge teams to a battle of wits in the name of uplifting community.

Those 43 brain words—spelling images in your brain—enabled you to comprehend the sentence you just read. The brain needs this code— spelling— because without it you can neither read nor write.