The brain consists of a complex web of connections. In order for people to integrate and synthesize information from various parts of the brain, brain cells create long-distance links between one another.

UCLA scientists believe that targeting the neurons between cells can help treat patients suffering from anxiety and memory disorders.

A key protein involved in Alzheimer's disease is produced at a normal rate but is not sufficiently removed in the disease.

Canadian researchers have identified a sort of vicious-cycle relationship between the health of epileptic children and depression in their mothers.