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How Your Gut Influences Your Brain

5 months ago scopeblog.stanford.edu brain

What's the deal with PFAS, a.k.a. 'forever chemicals'?

12 months ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Scents and memories at the hospital (2019)

14 months ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

A study found that getting outside within a virtual reality system may show just as much efficacy in treating depression as getting out in the real world

16 months ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

What happens to our memory as we age?

17 months ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

An ultra-sensitive on-off switch helps axolotls regrow limbs

24 months ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Brain part associated with "bodily self" is located (anterior precuneus or aPCu) and it is different from "memory self"

2 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu brain neuroscience

The average erect penis length increased by 24% over 29 years

2 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu biology

Researchers have identified several biomarkers that predict how successful an individual will be at losing weight and keeping it off long-term during a diet

2 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Researchers looked at more than 1,700 skincare products labeled “natural” and found that 90% of them contained common allergens

2 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Researchers have developed, and tested in mice, a small wireless device that one day could remove brain tumors

2 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu brain

Analyzing nearly a century of advertising campaigns for menthol-flavored tobacco products, research demonstrates how the tobacco industry has used intensive marketing to popularize menthol cigarettes, especially in Black communities, and to encourage use of menthol-flavored products among youth

2 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Researchers found couples with higher satisfaction in relationship had greater neural synchronization while watching marriage-related clips, but they don't know whether there is selection based behaviors arising from similar brain activity…

2 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu brain

New research shows that, in mice at least, poor sleep as "teenagers" can lead to lower interest in new social interactions as adults

3 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

AI predicts effective depression treatment based on brainwave patterns

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu ai

How remdesivir works, and why it's not the ultimate coronavirus killer

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu coronavirus

The case for national paid maternity leave

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

What's a virus, anyway? The bare-bones basics

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Lyme disease bacteria eradicated by new drug in early tests

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu disease

Being a programmer will make me a better doctor

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Stanford ramps up coronavirus testing to help other hospitals

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu coronavirus stanford

Hepatitis C: All adults in U.S. – under 80 – should be tested

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu c

Brain implant lets people with limb paralysis compose and send emails, select videos and even play music, just by thinking - Scope

5 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu brain music video

Many different types of anxiety and depression exist, new study finds

7 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu

Girls at high risk for developing depression show signs of stress and premature aging, including shorter telomeres and higher cortisol reactivity in response to stress

10 years ago scopeblog.stanford.edu