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Silver Linings: Finding Joy in Later Years
A recent study from the University of Toronto indicates that approximately 25% of adults over 60 who initially reported low well-being were able to achieve optimal wellness within a three-year…
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Mind Matters: Unlocking the Neural Code of Depression
Research reveals that specific brain cells, neurons and microglia, exhibit significant changes in individuals with depression. By analyzing the genetic makeup of brain tissue after death, researchers discovered notable variations…
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Ketamine’s Edge: Mental Health’s Wild West?
Ketamine, traditionally used as an anesthetic or recreational drug, is now being explored in combination with psychotherapy as a treatment for severe depression and PTSD. This approach offers hope for…
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The Pain Switch: Unlocking the Brain’s Natural Relief
Researchers have discovered a group of brain cells, Y1 receptor neurons, that can suppress chronic pain when survival instincts such as hunger or fear kick in. These neurons act as…
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The Sensory Spectrum: Beyond the Five
Skoltech scientists have created a new mathematical model of memory that reveals how information is encoded and stored. Their research indicates that memory functions most effectively within a seven-dimensional conceptual…
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Hope’s Horizon: New Light on Parkinson’s
A newly designed peptide shows promise in preventing the misfolding of alpha-synuclein, the protein implicated in Parkinson’s disease and certain dementias. Lab and animal studies indicate the peptide stabilizes the…
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The Expanded Mind: Navigating the Seven Senses of Self
Skoltech scientists have created a new mathematical memory model. Their research indicates information is most effectively encoded and stored in a seven-dimensional space. This suggests that enhanced sensory input, for…
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Hope’s Horizon: New Light on Parkinson’s
Scientists have developed a peptide that can stop alpha-synuclein, the protein responsible for Parkinson’s disease and certain dementias, from misfolding into its dangerous form. Testing in the lab and in…
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Mind Rewind: DMT’s Stroke Recovery Spark
New research indicates that DMT, a naturally occurring substance present in plants and the human brain, shows promise in mitigating stroke-induced brain damage. The study revealed that the compound, famous…
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Unlocking Clarity: The Science Behind Long COVID Brain Fog
Japanese researchers have identified a potential biological cause of Long COVID brain fog. Using PET brain imaging, they found increased AMPA receptor density throughout the brains of individuals experiencing cognitive…
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