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Our sleep schedules aren’t simply personal preferences — they’re innate, biological predispositions that affect our physical and mental health.
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This web-resource by the University of Utah considers the effects of genetics, environment, and behavior in an attempt to unravel the complexities of the addicted brain.
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Bullying is more than a painful experience — it can have lasting repercussions on the developing brains of young people.
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Recent studies on the prevalence of brain diseases and disorders provide a stunning picture of mental health in Europe.
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The risks of antidepressants during pregnancy are minimal — and they pale in comparison to the risks of not treating depression.
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Hallucinations happen when people see, hear, feel, or otherwise sense things that are not real, but appear to be very real and part of the surrounding environment.
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At the Congressional Neuroscience Caucus briefing on the developing brain, leaders in the neuroscience field explored the fundamental differences between the growing and fully developed brain.
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Anesthesia now allows tens of thousands patients every day to avoid the pain and memories of their procedures. But how does anesthesia work?
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Sleep is crucial for concentration, memory, coordination, and even emotional health. Research holds promise for devising new treatments to allow millions of people to get a good night’s sleep.
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This video from the American Chemical Society takes a look at the chemistry behind addiction.