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This research provides a new perspective on the capacity for social bonds to ameliorate the long-term impacts of early life stress.

According to the research, meeting the weekly aerobic activity target was associated with a 36% lower risk of dying from flu or pneumonia.

This finding suggests some women may be more susceptible to hormonal changes linked to both birth control and pregnancy.

The study suggests a simple behavioral intervention, such as avoiding checking the time, can help alleviate insomnia.

The study revealed the risk of depression significantly increased among individuals consuming over 30% of their daily diet as ultra-processed food.

The study suggests that the brain makes wider connections between disparate concepts during this dream state, enhancing creative performance.

Here, we recap this week’s top Neuroscience News articles.

Music has a strong influence on our emotions due to its interaction with the brain’s reward system, particularly through the release of dopamine.

The neuroscience of fitness explores how regular exercise profoundly impacts our brain and nervous system.

The findings highlight the significance of gut microbiota in brain health and provide insights into the underlying mechanisms of Alzheimer's disease.

Modern dog breeds, which are genetically farther from wolves, have relatively larger brain sizes compared to ancient breeds.

Researchers found compelling molecular evidence suggesting that bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, traditionally viewed as distinct conditions, may have more similarities than previously thought.