Scientists have pinpointed a hidden brain circuit that may explain why withdrawal drives people back to alcohol.
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‘When the fun stops, stop.’ Addiction experts consider the rise of gambling in the UK a test case.
Gambling Addiction, Beyond Borders” is a three-part series that explores the public health movement to address gambling in ...
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Steal a Brainrot Addiction 💀
Dive into the fascinating world of 'Steal a Brainrot Addiction,' where we explore the captivating allure of addictive ...
By targeting a specific area of the brain, researchers at Washington State University may now hold the key to curbing the ...
WSU researchers published a new study that found altering the functions of the cerebellum could ease physical and emotional ...
ExQor Technologies, a Boston MA based biotechnology company, is preparing for clinical trials for its proprietary brain regenerative medicine platform targeting Alzheimer's disease. Current ...
Physical activity, thinking skills, and emotional regulation are evolutionarily intertwined, yet an "evolutionary bug" makes us lazy. Explore the links and learn how to fight back.
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Scientists explore how dopamine shapes myelin in social isolation
Scientists know that social isolation can alter brain structure and lead to the breakdown of myelin, the fatty coating that ...
Youngsters who once built things, played games, and read books are now immersed in one-dimensional, passive tidbits of stimuli. That’s doing actual damage to their brains.
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Daily Camera on MSNThe internet made us stupid. AI promises to make it worse. (Opinion)
AI is a brain-rotting narcotic; the heavier the use, the greater the addiction, the more damage done. Our cognitive disaster ...
OpenAI announced two new AI products this week: Sora 2, a new AI video model, and Sora, an app for creating and sharing that content. Sora 2 introduces more realistic physics and improved continuity ...
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