For a long time, we’ve made the connection between the food that we eat and the way that we look, the health of our hearts and the...

Thanks to our resident cognitive scientist, Martina Ratto, we have the answer, and the short one… yes! Like the rest of our body parts,...

Jenny Tschiesche, the Lunchbox Doctor, explains what to eat to stay mentally sharp and focused.

Martina Ratto, Cognitive Scientist and brain boffin', explores whether we can actually multitask or not.

Our lazy brain comes courtesy of our ancestors who aimed to do less to increase survival.

How is it possible for people to remember the same event entirely differently? Martina Ratto explains.

One thing that makes the human mind quite unique is our ability to think about thinking...

Is the right side of our brain responsible for numbers and the left for creativity? Martina Ratto explores...

Is the new Alzheimer’s drug all it’s cracked up to be? Martina Ratto, Cognitive Scientist, explores...

We’ve all got one, a lump of grey squidgy matter, housed in our heads. But how, exactly, does it work?

This week it’s Dementia Action Week and Anna Sandford-James, expert in cognitive decline...

Today is International Dance Day, and to celebrate this cheerful event we asked our...

Does our ability to think change over time? And how can we go about boosting our brain power?

Is cognition a load of jibberish? What, exactly, is it? And why should we care about it?

Are our brains hardwired to think in a certain way depending on the genitals we're born with?

MyCognition has been scientifically recognised as the best cognitive health app of the year in 2020...

Martina Ratto, our resident Cognitive Scientist, tells us why mental health is a cognitive matter

Think back to a time before COVID-19. Our lives were busy, full, and many of us longed for a spare moment

As humans we all have the same potential in our brains, the way we nurture this potential determines...

Cognition is just a fancy name for our brainpower. The word cognition comes from the Latin word...