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New Analysis Shows Stopping Antidepressants Rarely Leads to Severe Symptoms
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New Analysis Shows Stopping Antidepressants Rarely Leads to Severe Symptoms

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The largest review of 'gold standard' antidepressant withdrawal studies to date has identified the type and incidence of symptoms experienced by people discontinuing antidepressants, finding most people do not experience severe withdrawal.See the Story
Psilocybin May Have Potential to Revolutionize Anti-Aging Therapies
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Psilocybin May Have Potential to Revolutionize Anti-Aging Therapies

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As revenues from the anti-aging market-- riddled with hope and thousands of supplements–– surged past $500 million last year, Emory University researchers identified a compound that actively delays aging in cells and organisms.See the Story
Like Humans, Monkeys Are Attracted to Videos Showing Conflict
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Like Humans, Monkeys Are Attracted to Videos Showing Conflict

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Have you ever wondered what kind of video content would most grab the attention of monkeys?See the Story

AI-Trained Surgical Robot Removes Pig Gallbladders Without Any Human Help

An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: Automated surgery could be trialled on humans within a decade, say researchers, after an AI-trained robot armed with tools to cut, clip and grab soft tissue successfully removed pig gall bladders without human help. The robot surgeons were schooled on video footage of human medics conducting operations using organs taken from dead pigs. In an apparent research breakthrough, eight operations …Artificial IntelligenceSee the Story

Happy Thoughts Could Be The Secret To A Stronger Memory

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Scientists have discovered something remarkable about the human brain: positive emotions don't just make us feel good, they actually help us remember things better by creating stronger neural connections during repeated learning. The post Happy Thoughts Could Be The Secret To A Stronger Memory appeared first on Study Finds.Geneva, Switzerland · GenevaSee the Story

New Research Uncovers Link Between Cancer Pathway and Blood-Retina Barrier Function

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A University of Minnesota Medical School-led research team has discovered that a cancer signaling pathway has previously unrecognized roles in retina and brain blood vessels. The findings were recently published in Science Signaling.Cancer · MinneapolisSee the Story

Lab-Grown Neurons Reach Unprecedented Diversity

Researchers have created over 400 distinct types of human nerve cells in vitro, vastly expanding the diversity available for neuroscience research. By systematically combining genetic engineering with morphogen signaling molecules, they mimicked the intricate variety of neurons found in the brain.Read Article

Advanced Microscopy Reveals that Dopamine Operates with Surgical Precision, Not as a Broad Signal

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A new study from the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus has upended decades of neuroscience dogma, revealing that dopamine, a neurotransmitter critical for movement, motivation, learning and mood, communicates in the brain with extraordinary precision, not broad diffusion as previously believed. This groundbreaking research offers fresh hope for millions of people living with dopamine-related disorders, marking a significant advance …Medical · AuroraSee the Story

How the Brain Replays and Compresses Memories

New research shows how the brain replays and organizes memories, even compressing long experiences into short, fixed-length neural sequences. Scientists recorded hundreds of hippocampal neurons in freely flying bats to study phenomena called neural replay and theta sequences, previously observed only in rodents.Read Article

Perception or Reality? Rethinking How Polarized We Really Are

A new study challenges the notion that society is as polarized as many believe, revealing that perceptions of division often stem from the consensus within one’s own social circles. Researchers developed a novel method to distinguish actual opinion divergence from how polarized people feel society is.Read Article

Understanding childhood maltreatment and its effect on biological aging

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Childhood maltreatment leaves a lasting impact that goes far beyond physical injuries or fading memories. Scientific evidence has long shown that children who experience abuse and neglect face increased risk of chronic diseases, mental health disorders, and premature death throughout their lives. Beneath these visible signs lies a deeper truth: childhood maltreatment can fundamentally alter a child's biology, triggering molecular changes that ca…MedicalSee the Story

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