Dr. Allyson Coffin stopped by the 207 studio to share tips for stress relief through breathing and activating your diaphragm.

A new clinical trial has found that closed-loop vagus nerve stimulation can result in significant improvements to arm and hand function in patients with spinal cord injury.

In previous studies, signals from the vagus nerve traveling from the gut to the brain have been linked to modulating mood and distinctive types of fear and anxiety.

Stress doesn’t just affect your mind, it disrupts your gut too, triggering bloating, inflammation, and digestive issues through the gut-brain connection.

Humming can ease stress and promote relaxation by stimulating the vagus nerve, a complex network of over 200,000 fibers that ...

ReShape Lifesciences® (Nasdaq: RSLS), the premier physician-led weight loss and metabolic health solutions company, today announced that the Company was granted a key international patent from the ...

Previous studies showed that vagus nerve stimulation during therapy could rewire the brain after a stroke. Now, the same approach is helping spinal cord injury patients make progress once thought ...

Kevin Woods, Director of Science at Brain.fm, a music streaming service designed to influence brainwave activity, recommended ...

To test this hypothesis, Dr. Jineun Kim (KAIST Ph.D. graduate, now at Caltech) demonstrated during her doctoral research that ...