Infant Brain Microstructure May Predict Emotional Development A recent study has identified potential early brain markers in infants that may indicate a risk for future mental health problems. Researchers […]

Psychedelics Show Promise In Enhancing Brain Plasticity Recent studies have started uncovering the potential benefits of psychedelics on the brain, especially concerning cognitive and emotional health. […]

How First Impressions Can Trap Us Into Making Suboptimal Decisions A recent study published in the journal Motivation Science demonstrates how our initial impressions can have a lasting impact on our decisions, […]

Ping Pong Players Exhibit Superior Brain Structure And Function, Study Finds Can playing table tennis, better known as “ping pong,” lead to significant improvements in brain structure and function? New research published in […]

Study Explores Link Between Social Media Algorithms And Loneliness In recent years, the pervasive influence of social media in our lives has sparked heated debates on its potential impact on mental health, […]

Low-level Light Therapy Shows Promising Results In Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment A recent study published in the journal Radiology provides new insights into the potential benefits of low-level light therapy for individuals […]

Loneliness Triggers Social And Temporal Disorientation, Study Suggests The COVID-19 pandemic brought about a unique set of challenges, impacting not only our physical health but also our mental well-being. A recent […]

Researchers Identify Personality Traits linked To Misuse of AI A recent study published in the journal Heliyon explored the connection between personality traits and students’ willingness to use advanced l […]

New Research Highlights Potential Of d-limonene in Reducing THC-Induced Anxiety Cannabis use is on the rise globally, with increased legal acceptance for both medical and recreational purposes. The primary psychoactive […]

Looking up Wordle answers? Cheating patterns suggest influence of religious and cultural factors Cultural and religious factors influence cheating behavior in the context of Wordle, a popular online word game, according to research published […]

New findings shed light on why women orgasm more often with female partners A recent study published in Social Psychological and Personality Science sheds light on the orgasm rates of women and how these differ by sexual […]

Surprising Link Found Between Childhood Adversity And Impaired Muscle Function In Older Adults A recent study published in Science Advances suggests that traumatic events in childhood can influence physical health in old age. The […]

A study on older Canadian women's experiences A recent study published in The Journals of Gerontology sheds light on the experiences of older Canadian women in the sport of curling. The research […]

The dangers of sinusitis misinformation on TikTok A new study published in the journal Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery sheds light on the quality of sinusitis-related videos on TikTok. […]

New study sheds light on the role of non-verbal communication during sex Sexual communication is vital for a fulfilling relationship, yet it remains a complex and often awkward topic for many. A recent study published […]

How COVID-19 safety measures shaped online dating preferences Research conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic sheds light on how the health and safety measures individuals adopted during the crisis impacted […]

Cross-cultural research reveals universal bias towards simple rhythmic ratios in music A comprehensive study spearheaded by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Max Planck Institute for Empirical […]

AI breakthrough: Decoding behavioral states from functional brain scan images In a recent groundbreaking study, researchers have taken significant strides toward decoding brain activity, marking a substantial advance in the […]

Brain imbalances and mental health: Scientists uncover neurochemical marker of anxiety in young females Recent research published in the journal Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience has provided significant insights into the development of anxiety in […]

Delta opioid receptor agonist KNT-127 modulates anxiety-like behavior, study finds In a new study published in Neuropsychopharmacology Reports, a team of scientists has shed light on the potential of delta opioid receptors to […]