People Who Are Religious or Spiritual Have "Thicker" Brains

People who are religious or spiritual have ‘thicker’ brains, new research suggests.

Parts of the brain’s outer layer, the cortex, were found to be thicker in people who were religious, than in those who were not.


U.S. researchers studied people with a family history of depression and found the thickening related to religion could offer protection against the condition.
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