·September 4, 2023·13 min readHousehold Mess Stress: Journey from Mess to ZenA cluttered environment can lead to cognitive overload, as the brain struggles to prioritize attention amidst distractions.Read More
·September 4, 2023·13 min readChatGPT vs. Vaccine MythsChatGPT answered top vaccine-related questions with an average accuracy score of 9 out of 10.Read More
·September 3, 2023·14 min readThe Freedom Paradox: Why More Choice Isn’t Making Women HappierWomen generally report having more purpose in their lives compared to men, often attributed to engaging in more altruistic endeavors.Read More
·September 3, 2023·15 min readFive Neuroscience Game-Changers This Week – September 3, 2023From aging gracefully without caloric restriction to infant formulas that boost IQ, these discoveries are revolutionizing how we understand the brain.Read More
·September 2, 2023·14 min readHigh IQ Could Be a Hidden Risk Factor For Mental and Physical DisordersThese findings challenge the popular notion that high IQ is universally beneficial, instead revealing its potential downsides.Read More
·September 1, 2023·13 min readUnlocking Infant IQ: Formula Additive Mimics Breast Milk’s Cognitive BenefitsChildren who were fed this enriched formula had a 5-point IQ increase and displayed significantly improved executive function when tested at 5 ½ years old.Read More
·August 30, 2023·15 min readBusting the Beer Goggles Myth: Alcohol Fuels Courage, Not IllusionsMen were 1.71 times more likely to select one of their top-four attractive candidates for a future meeting when they had consumed alcohol.Read More
·August 30, 2023·15 min readUnmasking the Hidden Toll of Smoking on Mental HealthSmoking increases the risk of being hospitalized for a mental illness by a staggering 250%.Read More
·August 27, 2023·14 min readNeuroNuggets: Neuroscience News Weekly Roundup – August 27, 2023Welcome to this week's roundup of groundbreaking neuroscience findings that are sparking conversations in the scientific community.Read More
·August 26, 2023·15 min readHow Breathing Influences Memory and FearInhalation through the nose stimulates neurons in areas of the brain (olfactory cortex, amygdala, and hippocampus) tied to emotions and memory.Read More
·August 25, 2023·13 min readAI Helps Restore Voice to Paralyzed WomanThe BCI developed decodes brain signals into synthesized speech and facial expressions, enabling paralyzed individuals to communicate more naturally.Read More
·August 25, 2023·13 min readGut Instincts: Digestive Issues May Predict Parkinson’s DiseaseFour specific gut conditions—gastroparesis, dysphagia, constipation, and IBS without diarrhea—elevate the risk of Parkinson’s disease diagnosis.Read More