Neuroscience is uniquely suited to investigate the biological underpinnings of the features and traits that make us human. These include morality, complex emotions and higher-order cognition. However, as we continually learn more about our behaviour and its origins, one unavoidable and startling possibility is frequently made clear; many quintessentially 'human' characteristics may not be unique to ourselves.

Is hiding things a typical behaviour in Alzheimer’s?

Why is Alzheimer’s disease grouped with mental illnesses?

Are there common patterns in delusions, such as conspiracy patterns, etc. and why?

Does severe nail biting have anything to do with symptoms of depression?

How can parents learn to help their child with ADHD and oppositional disorder?

What is the effectiveness of natural or homeopathic products?

Can someone develop ADHD or attention problems because of an inadequate environment, parental negligence, or understimulation during childhood?

What are the long-term effects of Concerta and Ritalin, and how are doses reduced?

Does eating sugar cause hyperactivity?