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Neuroscience
Neuroscience (meded.georgetown.edu):
Consciousness could emerge from Glymphatic-generated Electromagnetic Fields
Neuroscience (psypost.org):
People on the far-right and far-left exhibit strikingly similar brain responses. People with stronger political beliefs, regardless of whether they were liberal or conservative, showed increased activity in brain areas associated with emotion and threat detection.
Neuroscience (newsroom.ucla.edu):
Newly discovered brain cells linked to uncertainty and decision making in the orbitofrontal cortex of rats could pave the way for treatments for anxiety and substance use disorders
Neuroscience (frontiersin.org):
A new study reveals that while we sleep, our brains quietly sort through the day’s experiences, keeping what we intend to remember and letting emotion-driven moments drift away.
Neuroscience (source.washu.edu):
Study on mouse models of Alzheimer’s disease found that inhibiting the function of a key protein in the circadian system can decrease levels of harmful tau proteins and reduce neurodegeneration.
Neuroscience (newsweek.com):
Scientists have achieved a “striking” reversal of Alzheimer’s disease in mice by restoring the normal function of the brain's vasculature—the network of blood vessels that supplies it with oxygen and nutrients
Neuroscience (upi.com):
Seniors who get a concussion are more likely to develop dementia or falter as they age. Research found new cases of TBI were associated with a 69% increased risk of dementia developing within five years, and a 56% increased risk of dementia beyond five years
Neuroscience (psypost.org):
Children who “play like boys” in preschool show better spatial abilities a decade later: children with masculine-typical play styles at 3.5 years of age tend to perform better in a mental rotation task when they are 13 years old, regardless of their sex.
Neuroscience (medicine.yale.edu):
Study reveals that the brain’s social perception pathway is already active at birth or shortly thereafter, and Infants with stronger early connectivity paid greater attention to faces at four months and displayed fewer social difficulties by 18 months
Neuroscience (clinicaladvisor.com):
Research found hearing loss and allergic rhinitis are associated with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), with a stronger association seen in patients with both conditions than either one alone.
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