Hydration signals from the gut travel via the vagus nerve to activate thirst neurons in the SFO. These neurons signal to cells in the median preoptic nucleus, driving animals to drink and the kidneys to conserve water in the bloodstream. Read More
Researchers have identified a specific network in the brain of mice that drives the need to drink. Read More
Findings provide a new insight into how the brain regulates food and water intake. Read More
According to a new study, hunger can suppress rival drive states such as fear, anxiety, thirst or social needs. Read More
According to a new study, hunger can suppress rival drive states such as fear, anxiety, thirst or social needs. Read More
A new study reports the oral perception of coldness and carbonation can help to reduce thirst. Read More
Findings provide additional insight into how the circadian clock regulates physiological function. Read More
A new study reports specialized brain cells in mice predict the hydrating effects of drinking before the liquid can change the composition of the bloodstream. Read More
Researchers have discovered a protein in the brain which is involved in hydration and thermoregulation. Read More
