Link Between Paternal Aging, Autism and ADHDA new study examines the role paternal aging may play in the development of neurodevelopmental disorders in offspring with an inherited genetic mutation of Pax6.Read More
Transplanted Interneurons Can Help Reduce Fear: Mouse StudyCoupling training to reduce fear and transplanting embryonic interneurons into the amygdala of mice, researchers were able to reduce fear response, a new study reports.Read More
Gut Feelings: Microbiome May Affect Mental Health and Interact With TreatmentsResearchers confirm the link between mood, mental health and gut bacteria.Read More
MRI Scans Detect “Brain Rust” in SchizophreniaPeople with schizophrenia have higher levels of oxidative stress in their brains that healthy individuals and those with bipolar disorder.Read More
Rhythm of Breathing Affects Memory and FearResearchers found that the act of breathing does more than supply oxygen; it also impacts brain function and emotional behavior.Read More
Half of People Believe Fake FactsAccording to researchers, around 50% of people could be susceptible to false memory implantation and believe we have experienced fictitious autobiographical events.Read More
Neuroimaging Categorizes Four Depression SubtypesResearchers discover depression can be categorized into four different subtypes, each defined by different patterns of abnormal brain connectivity.Read More
Researchers Identify Stress Hormone Differences Among Gay MenStigma and stress can affect HPA axis functioning, a new study reports.Read More
Visual Biases Near the Hands Help Us Perform Specific ActionsAccording to a new study, our visual systems prioritize information relevant to actions we are about to take.Read More
Babies’ First Words Can Be Predicted Based On Visual AttentionA baby's first words are, most likely, based on their visual experiences, a new study reports.Read More
Data Scientists Find Causal Relation in Characteristics of ADHDResearchers suggest more emphasis be placed on attention deficit rather than hyperactivity in people with ADHD.Read More
Being Part of a Community Group May Protect You From Cognitive DeclineResearchers report people aged 50 and over who participate in social activity through a community based group appear to have better cognitive function than their less social peers.Read More