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Women prone to self-objectification (view and evaluate themselves mainly in terms of how their bodies appear to others) tend to have lower empathy with diminished theory-of-mind abilities—the capacity to understand that other people have their own thoughts…

Aging interferes with brain’s ability to produce key proteins, triggering a cascade of dysfunctions that contribute to age-related decline and neurodegenerative diseases

Psychedelic compound ibogaine may alter brain activity and improve psychiatric symptoms in individuals with a history of traumatic brain injury

Cannabis compounds THC and cannabidiol (CBD) have opposing effects on brain function—and combining the two produces more muted changes than THC alone, finds new neuroimaging study in rats to compare how these cannabis-derived compounds alter patterns of communication and blood flow in the brain.

People who consumed higher amounts of artificial sweeteners (aspartame, saccharin, erythritol, xylitol, sorbitol) showed steeper drops in verbal fluency, memory, and cognitive function over 8 years

What Teddy Bears Reveal About Comfort and Care: Uncovering the Deep Emotional Connections, Psychological Comfort, and Lifelong Sense of Security They Provide Across Childhood, Adulthood…

Religiosity may serve an adaptive role in human evolution by supporting monogamous mating strategies

People with insecure affective attachment are more likely to be socially anxious

Some neurocognitive deficits from COVID-19 may last for years, study suggests

New research suggests that exposure to polluted air may raise the risk of depression, anxiety, and autism

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