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Beyond the "Happy Chemical": New study using simultaneous fPET/fMRI reveals serotonin dynamically switches roles between anticipating rewards and evaluating outcomes.
Serotonin-producing neurons are mainly located in the brainstem. From there, they send axons all over the brain and spinal cord, reaching the hypothalamus, hippocampus, cerebral cortex, cerebellum, and
Studies confirm it: Women are being medically gaslit and dismissed far too often, has this happened to you?
I used to think that the stories of women being dismissed or not taken seriously when dealing with healthcare were just individual instances. However, new studies show these are actually common problems.
Brain Imaging Study Suggests That Shifting Racial self identity Can Reduce Racial Ingroup Bias in Empathy and Increase Helping Behaviour
(A) Illustration of the four phases of the MTP using white facial disguises. (B) Rating scores of racial identifications in the test and control groups in experiment 1. Strip charts display means (blue
Altered Brain Network Dynamics in Major Depressive Disorder: Distinguishing State and Trait Characteristics
A surprisingly simple computational model demonstrating how neurons self-organise and form connections. Image Credit: The University of Chicago Researchers now use advanced neuroimaging to study similar
Early Childhood Adversity, Including Abuse, Neglect, and Dysfunctional Households, Is Linked to Adult Problem Drinking, Especially When Emotional Support Is Low
I would often think about how individuals engage in habits like smoking or binge drinking as a means to alleviate their stress. As I continued to learn about child development, I began to understand how
Higher animal protein intake is associated with lower levels of depression and anxiety, study finds.
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The Last Sparks of the Brain: Gamma Surges in Dying Patients - A Possible Neural Basis for Near-Death Experiences?
In a study entitled "Electroencephalographic Activation During Brain Death," scientists discovered evidence indicating the brain could have continued functioning for a short period of time during
Evidence suggests men may rely more heavily on romantic relationships and experience more severe consequences following breakups
Men often experience intense loneliness and stress after a breakup, highlighting the need for emotional support Image: freepik Breaking up with someone you love can be difficult to do, and new evidence
Men and Women Experience Rejection Differently: Men Struggle When Rejected, Women Struggle When Rejecting
Rejection can take place in many domains of life in society, work and romantic relationships. How a person reacts to that experience can influence their mood, behaviour and even their attitudes towards
Childhood Trauma Leaves Lasting Marks on the Brain and DNA, New Research Reveals How Abuse Can Physically Alter Brain Structure Through Epigenetic Changes
Over 1 in 3 children worldwide experiences abuse or neglect, which has a long-term effect that can ripple through their lives. New research showed how its impact goes beyond mental health; it leaves marks
Understanding the link between gut bacteria and depression creates promising new opportunities to support mental health.
Gut bacteria can affect depression through neural, hormonal, and immune pathways. altering neurotransmitters, stress hormones, and inflammation, which together influence brain regions like the hippocampus
How Different Generations Respond to Toxic Workplaces: Gen Z Avoids Harm, Millennials Speak up, and Older Generations Put Up with the Problem.
Image Source: Commercial Integrator A 2025 study published in the International Journal of Social Science & Humanities Research examined how Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials, and Generation