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Why your neurologist might prescribe a video game in the next 5 years
The FDA has already cleared a phone app for migraines and a music app for stroke recovery. The piece that was missing, actual insurance coverage, just…
Aug 7
tDCS: the controversial "brain stimulation" trend in Silicon Valley — explained
A 9-volt battery's worth of current, a headset that costs less than an iPhone, and a promise to make your brain run faster: here's what the science…
Aug 6
The 60-second history of brain tech (from lobotomies to Neuralink)
A hundred years ago doctors were carving into frontal lobes with tools barely better than kitchen utensils. Now paralyzed patients type by thought…
Aug 5
July 2026
Neurofeedback vs. meditation: which one trains your brain more effectively?
One approach asks you to sit with your mind for decades, the other shows you your brainwaves on a screen tonight, here's what the data actually says
Jul 31
The brain implants giving paralyzed patients their voice back
Inside the brain-computer interfaces turning silent thoughts into spoken words, and why the accuracy numbers finally look real
Jul 30
Neurotech myths vs reality: what the headlines get wrong
From "mind reading" to "IQ boosting headbands," here's what the science actually supports and what's just good marketing 🧠
Jul 29
How to interpret alpha, beta, theta waves — and what changes are meaningful vs. noise
Before you trust that focus score, ask yourself whether you just blinked.
Jul 24
Look at tDCS, EEG biofeedback, and FDA-cleared devices like EndeavorRx
The FDA has quietly cleared a headset, a video game, and a handful of brain-training caps, and none of them require a single pill.
Jul 23
A plain-English explanation of EEG, fMRI, and what the signals mean
Your brain broadcasts on two totally different channels, and neurotech is finally learning to listen to both.
Jul 22
The biohacker's guide to reading your own brainwave data
You bought the headband. Here's how to actually make sense of the squiggles it's showing you.
Jul 17
Can neurotech actually help with ADHD? What patients and studies say
Between neurofeedback headbands and FDA-cleared nerve stimulators, the evidence is more tangled than the marketing lets on.
Jul 16
How scientists 'read' your brainwaves — and what they've learned
From scalp electrodes to skull implants, here's how researchers turn electrical noise into words, movement, and mood.
Jul 15
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