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Touch can have a calming effect on the brain, thanks to its regulating effect on the amygdala. -
Some drugs with hallucinogenic properties reopen critical periods in mice, allowing neural cells to more easily modify their connections for an extended period of time. -
One art student draws attention to lacking neuroscience research with her sculpture of the female homunculus. -
Elseline Hoekzema and her research team studied physical changes in (human) moms’ brain structure by scanning the brains of about 80 men and women -
Kay Tye studies the neuroscience behind social isolation and searches for new targets for mental health treatments that could address its impact. -
Serendipitous findings in the 1950s spawned the idea that depression was a “chemical imbalance” in the brain. But decades of research — and a radical new treatment — are upending that thinking. -
Seung-Hee Lee studies how animals prioritize one sense over another in a multisensory environment. -
A growing body of research now shows that poverty changes the way children’s brains develop, shrinking parts of the brain essential for memory, planning, and decision-making.
