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Hugh Kang

On the editorial desk at Biology Insights, Hugh Kang reports on behavioral science from Fort Collins, Colorado. He started in general assignments at a local paper, holds master’s training in journalism, and tracks modern research into human decision patterns.

What Does Cognitive Health Mean and How Do You Maintain It?
Are Puzzles Good for the Brain? The Science Explained
How Gaming Affects the Brain: Benefits and Risks
How to Stimulate Your Hippocampus for Better Memory
How Long Does It Take to Reset Your Brain?
Lateral Gaze: A Sign of Thinking or a Medical Clue?
Are Left-Handers Really Right-Brained?
What Is Cognitive Memory and How Does It Work?
Episodic Future Thinking: How Your Brain Simulates the Future
What Is a Cognitive Map and How Does Your Brain Use It?
Why Can’t I Stop Overthinking? Your Brain Explained
Is Noise-Cancelling Bad for Your Brain?
Do Video Games Improve Reaction Time or Cognitive Speed?
How Many Things Can the Brain Process at Once?
Does Playing Solitaire Actually Help Your Brain?
Is Wordle Good for Your Brain? What Science Shows
How to Train Your Brain to Retain Information
How Can Mirror Neurons Help You in an Argument?
How to Reprogram Your Brain: What the Science Says
What Is the SCARF Model? The 5 Brain-Based Domains
How to Train Your Brain to Focus Better
How to Improve Your Memory: Science-Backed Tips
What Is Inattentional Blindness and Why Does It Happen?
How to Remember Something: Proven Memory Techniques
Is Salt a Drug? Your Brain Treats It Like One
How to Improve Crystallized Intelligence as You Age
How Reliable Is Your Memory? The Science of False Memories
Why Is It So Hard to Decide What to Eat? The Brain Science
Are You Left-Brained? What the Science Actually Says
Are Doing Puzzles Actually Good for Your Brain?