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The truth is that just as no two brains are the same, neither are any two diagnoses. According to the NIMH, the most current research says that depression…
Considerable evidence suggests that dividing the world into Us and Them is deeply hard-wired in our brains, with an ancient evolutionary legacy. (…) Across cultures and throughout history,…
The results, published Nov.16 in the journal Nature’s Scientific Reports, suggest that some undiscovered, fundamental laws may govern the growth of systems large and small, from the electrical…
“It is possible,” the authors wrote, “that the signals the gut and its microbes get from the brain of an individual with a history of childhood trauma may…
The entire relationship between neuroscience and the pharmaceutical industry is also built on the modular model. Typical strategies when it comes to common neurological and psychiatric diseases are…
In a post at the Brain Blog, Dickinson College philosopher Chauncey Maher advances the argument that some plants, at least, seem to partake one of the most fundamental…
Yet watching Patti Smith sing „A Hard Rain’s a-Gonna Fall” live streamed from the Nobel Prize ceremony in early December to a room full of physicists, chemists and…
In fact, in many cases the participants were able to cancel the nonconscious preparatory brain activity and stop their foot movement before it even began. Now, there was…
A groundbreaking new study at the University of Haifa has found for the first time that emotions are not only the product of the processing of information by…
I grew up in Montreal, as part of the Jewish minority within the English-speaking minority within the French-speaking minority in Canada. (a link znalazła Milena Fisher, dzięki.)