Broca’s area and Wernicke’s area, parts of the brain that are both linked to language, are typically located in the left hemisphere. The right hemisphere controls the movement of the left side ...

The other was Heschl’s gyrus, a fold on the upper temporal lobe which hosts the auditory cortex (the cortex is the outermost ...

People who consider themselves left-brained often believe their ability to be logical and objective is related to their left brain being more active than their right. The left hemisphere is ...

Creativity is the engine of human progress, driving groundbreaking innovations and transforming how we see the world. From ...

Better reading ability was linked to a larger anterior part of the temporal lobe in the left hemisphere compared to the right ...

The impact was visible in the structure of two regions in the left hemisphere, which are crucial for language.

Left-hemispheric and right-hemispheric strokes have different characteristic symptoms; for instance, left-hemispheric stroke can cause aphasia, whereas right-hemispheric stroke is associated with ...

An open-brain biopsy confirmed T-cell-dominated ... As the disease progressed she gradually developed right-hemispheric atrophy with progressive left-sided hemiparesis (Medical Research Council ...