A new study published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research suggests that individuals with misophonia experience sensory sensitivities that extend beyond just sound. The findings suggest that this ...

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A study found a 31 times increase of young men with erectile dysfunction in the past decade. The News spoke to Yale experts to find out why. Erectile dysfunction, or ED, is a common condition for men ...

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Afadin-deficient mice, whose outer-retinal lamination and photoreceptor synapses are severely disrupted, nonetheless partially retain retinal neural circuits and visual function.

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