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The Brighterside of News on MSNResearchers identify link between stress and type 2 diabetes
When faced with danger, animals have to react fast. Heart rates climb, muscles tense, and the body prepares to fight or flee.
THE way you read people’s facial expressions could be an early warning sign of dementia, scientists warn. They say some ...
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PsyPost on MSNFrom brain circuits to gut health, a new review details the complex biology of mood disorders
A comprehensive new review published in the journal Science China Life Sciences synthesizes decades of research to explain ...
A new review shows how stress rewires brain circuits, shaping anxiety and depression symptoms, opening precision treatment ...
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PsyPost on MSNCannabidiol shows no immediate effect on brain or behavior in young people with alcohol use disorder, study finds
A new placebo-controlled study has found that a single dose of cannabidiol does not appear to change brain chemistry, reduce ...
The study, conducted in an animal model, represents a new way of targeting diabetes and shows how important stress is as a ...
Researchers have uncovered a brain circuit in mice that acts as a “dial” for consumption, controlling the urge to eat sweets, fats, salt, and other foods.
Director, Human Islet and Adenovirus Core, Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism Institute, and The Friedman Brain Institute at Mount Sinai Paul J. Kenny, PhD, Ward-Coleman Professor and Chair of the Nash ...
Simple, research-backed ways to boost memory, focus, mood, and creativity by training different parts of your brain.
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Discover Magazine on MSNTurns Out Some Smells May Be Processed in the Same Brain Area as Taste
We now have an explanation for why we can sometimes perceive taste from smell alone, highlighting how deeply those two senses ...
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