These mothers and babies keep each other in their left visual fields during maternal care, which aids right-hemisphere processing. 

The long-sought genetic link between handedness and language lateralization patterns in the brain is turning out to be illusory.

Communication based on whistles offers a “natural experiment” for studying how the brain processes language.

Visit the remote Turkish village where the musical language that residents use to communicate across valleys is elucidating how language is processed in the brain.