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And other neuroscience news for the week of January 13-19, 2020. -
Listening to music reduces anxiety, improves attention, and triggers endorphin release. -
Do you know how your brain alerts you to fears? Learn more about it here. -
Soft sounds and gentle touches can trigger so-called “brain tingles.” Here’s why. -
Beautiful music doesn’t cause goosebumps — dangerous music does. At least, that’s what your brain thinks. -
Whether it’s the hum of an always-on TV or the window-rattling noise of airplanes overhead, the din of modern life poses a threat to mental and physical health. -
ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a fatal motor neuron disease. -
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. -
At last, neuroscientists are learning how the hormone shapes social behaviors such as pair-bonding and parental care. It’s more complicated than they thought. -
