That Tune in Your Head Could Be Your Toothbrush
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Put a rock band in your mouth, along with a dab of toothpaste, with Tooth Tunes.
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Hearing aids can reduce brain strain and allow people to remember things better. Bodyhack reports from AAAS in San Francisco.
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Peanut butter, toothpaste, and laundry detergent make for an interesting combination.
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Take a close look, and you might like what you see.
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Just like a spoon is used to stir sugar into a cup of tea, high-frequency sound waves may help doctors get rid of deadly blood clots in the brain, according to a study released on Wednesday.
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Find out what goes in to hair-removal cream, Nair. You may be surprised ...
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Could the selections be any more varied? One minute, the exhilarating sound filling my headphones was Maria Callas, reminding me why she was a diva. A moment later, I heard the Eagles' Hotel California. Before the listening session was over, I'd glided from the Beatles to Mozart to Chris Isaak to Thelonious Monk.
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Brush your teeth every day, dentists say.  In Africa, that can mean keeping your toothbrush in your mouth  all day long.
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Telling people off activates a part of the brain linked to enjoyment and satisfaction, say scientists.
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My wife is a professional percussionist. After three years of hearing her play marimba, djembe and conga in our living room -- and hearing me fumble around on our piano -- our neighbors wanted us to keep quiet.
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Scientists say they have identified an area of the brain that may explain why some people are obsessed with collecting items.
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Just like a spoon is used to stir sugar  into a cup of tea, high-frequency sound waves may help doctors  get rid of deadly blood clots in the brain, according to a  study released on Wednesday.
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Just like a spoon is used to stir sugar into a cup of tea, high-frequency sound waves may help doctors get rid of deadly blood clots in the brain, according to a study released today.
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A little Beethoven is good for the brain, according to a Finnish study published on Wednesday showing that music helps people recover more quickly from strokes.
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Sometimes the songs are all wrong. Like, you're shopping for genitalia in Second Life when your earbuds remind you that it's just "Too Little Too Late." The solution: Pack your iPod with tunes that complement the things you do all day long.
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Learn a little about yourself, and it may improve your performance.
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If you've hummed along, tapped your feet, or even danced in your seat while watching "Purple Rain," "Saturday Night Fever" or "Trainspotting," you're not alone.