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Welcome back to our weekly review of top stories that have taken the neuroscience community by storm.

This study revolutionizes our understanding of human individuality, shedding light on the diverse tapestry of the human mind.

The practice of regular mindfulness meditation allows people to better process uncomfortable emotions, thus enabling them to handle negative information more objectively.

This week, research teams from around the globe shared their remarkable findings from the field of neuroscience.

They found dopamine release was enhanced in cells grown in the presence of vitamin D, compared to a control.

Participants who were consistently active or increased their activity over time displayed a higher overall level of pain tolerance.

Compared to a placebo group, participants taking daily multivitamins showed significantly better memory performance over a three-year period.

Understanding the neuroscience of schadenfreude can offer novel insights into social cognitive disorders and broaden our understanding of the social nature of our brains.

The research is rooted in grounded cognition theory, indicating that our cognitive perception significantly impacts our appetite.

This week in neuroscience has been nothing short of astounding. We're here to recap the top Neuroscience News articles that made a splash.

Researchers observed that running increased the reactivity of certain brain regions linked to attention, anticipation of reward, and memory.

This study advances the understanding of the neural and cognitive mechanisms underlying humor.