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Neuroscience (isglobal.org):
Children exposed to higher levels of air pollution in early and mid childhood have weaker connections between key brain region. The associations persisted throughout adolescence, suggesting persistent disruptions in the normal development of brain networks
Neuroscience (technologynetworks.com):
A new study investigates how white matter connectivity differs in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Using advanced imaging techniques, the researchers found that differences in key neural pathways were linked to core ASD symptoms such as repetitive behaviors.
Neuroscience (science.org):
Study found chronic alcohol impaired decision-making in male rats more than females. Males struggled to adapt to reward changes, while females were less affected. Alcohol altered brain reward processing differently by sex, suggesting why addiction impacts genders differently.
Neuroscience (news.northwestern.edu):
A study has identified specific brain networks that regulate the intensity of political engagement, irrespective of ideology: damage to the prefrontal cortex increases political fervor, while damage to the amygdala reduces it
Neuroscience (the-scientist.com):
Separate neuronal populations 'remember' different macronutrients and influence behavior to seek them out
Neuroscience (news.northwestern.edu):
Study identifies brain areas that influence political intensity | Prefrontal cortex damage increases political intensity by reducing cognitive control whereas amygdala damage lowers political intensity by dampening emotional responses.
Neuroscience (journals.plos.org):
Metacognitive function in young adults is impacted by physical activity, diet, and sleep patterns - The findings suggest that these everyday behaviors may not only influence how we think but also how we think about our thinking.
Neuroscience (technologynetworks.com):
A study shows how food poisoning leads to lasting food aversions by activating specific neural pathways in the brain.
Neuroscience (mdpi.com):
Researchers found α-Conotoxin TxIB, from sea snails, reduces nicotine’s effects in mice by blocking brain receptors, lowering hyperactivity and dopamine spikes. It could be a promising, side-effect-free way to help quit smoking. Study shows potential for new addiction treatments.
Neuroscience (eurekalert.org):
An immune cell may explain the role of maternal inflammation in neurodevelopmental disorders | Study in mice and humans indicates microglia play a critical role in myelination during infant brain development.