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Why we don’t remember being a baby: « Infants can encode specific memories, a new Yale study shows, suggesting “infantile amnesia” might be a memory retrieval problem

11 days ago news.yale.edu neuroscience yale

Immune markers of post COVID vaccination syndrome indicate future research

38 days ago news.yale.edu covid

For 500 million years, the Earths' oceans were too acidic for life to survive

51 days ago news.yale.edu

Chemicals in cannabis show promise for treating chronic pain and may be an alternative to opioids

2 months ago news.yale.edu cannabis medicine

‘Smooth brain’ (Lissencephaly) is a spectrum of rare, genetic disorders in which the brain fails to develop its hallmark folds

2 months ago news.yale.edu brain genetics neuroscience

Study offers clues into when and why mosquitoes bite: « Yale researchers have uncovered how taste guides mosquitoes’ biting behavior, which may inform efforts to deter biting and halt disease spread

4 months ago news.yale.edu biology disease yale

Parents are much less likely to intervene (-50%) when their young children are getting dressed or performing other simple chores if those tasks are framed as learning opportunities

4 months ago news.yale.edu

Yale’s Sam Raskin has solved a major portion of a math question that could lead to a translation theory for some areas of math.

5 months ago news.yale.edu math mathematics yale

Study offers clues into when and why mosquitoes bite

5 months ago news.yale.edu

'Visual clutter' alters information flow in the brain

5 months ago news.yale.edu brain

Surprising sounds could cause riskier decision-making

6 months ago news.yale.edu psychology

Study reveals molecular mechanism behind MS and other autoimmune diseases: « A Yale-led study reveals a mechanism that triggers loss of immune regulation associated with multiple sclerosis and other diseases — and a target for treatment

6 months ago news.yale.edu medicine

Sleep on it: How the brain processes many experiences, even when 'offline'

7 months ago news.yale.edu brain

‘Sticky’ brain activity is linked to stronger feelings of craving

6 months ago news.yale.edu brain neuroscience

According to a new study, so-called “Snowball” Earth periods, in which the planet’s surface was covered in ice for thousands or even millions of years, could have been triggered abruptly by large asteroids that slammed into the Earth.

11 months ago news.yale.edu earth geology

Study of slowly evolving ‘living fossils’ reveals key genetic insights | YaleNews

12 months ago news.yale.edu biology genetics

A local tip helps reveal an ancient 'arcade' in Kenya's highlands

14 months ago news.yale.edu

RNAs do work outside of cells, too

14 months ago news.yale.edu biology

Study helps explain post-Covid exercise intolerance

15 months ago news.yale.edu

A new study finds that neural signaling during online exchanges (Zoom) is substantially suppressed compared to activity in face-to-face conversations

17 months ago news.yale.edu neuroscience zoom

Some musical themes are universally recognizable by people from everywhere

19 months ago news.yale.edu

About 10,000 pieces of DNA deleted from the human genome are present in the genomes of other mammals — suggesting that the genetic deletions were crucial to the development of humans

23 months ago news.yale.edu genetics

Study links hard-right social media with incidents of civil unrest

24 months ago news.yale.edu media

Yale’s 367-year-old water bond still pays interest

2 years ago news.yale.edu yale

For more than 14% of people who use insulin in the U.S., insulin costs consume at least 40% of their available income, a new study finds

2 years ago news.yale.edu

Scientists have identified an immune brain cell unique to humans that gives us higher cognitive abilities over other animals, but what makes us specials also leaves us vulnerable to neurological disorders like schizophrenia…

2 years ago news.yale.edu brain

Analysis: In a highly vaccinated state, COVID is not increasing mortality

2 years ago news.yale.edu covid

In Supreme Court brief, Yale and peers defend use of race in admissions