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A single dose of rapamycin temporarily reversed autism-like behaviors in adult mice by restoring brain circuit function and sensory processing

Researchers discovered commercial sweeteners altered gut bacterial growth and interacted with medications

Controlled studies found that while users often report feeling better, psychedelic microdosing performed no better than a placebo for ADHD symptoms.

Researchers found that when patients know exactly what drug they are taking, psychedelics perform no better than standard antidepressants in tackling depression

While antidepressants increase serotonin levels in the brain almost immediately, patients often wait weeks to feel any improvement in their mood

In clinical trials of psilocybin for anorexia, many patients do not respond to treatment

Autism is linked to hundreds of different genes, yet many autistic people share similar features

The choice of anesthesia for C-section is driven by the concern that general anesthesia might harm the newborn, limiting options when a spinal or epidural fails

A new survey suggests self-pleasure may help some women manage menopause symptoms alongside other care options

Rich and Poor Nations to See Drop Off in Crop Yields

Shorter stature may be linked to an evolutionary adaptation to the risks of low iodine

A new method can help scientists “see” the proteins that may trigger Parkinson’s disease (PD) in human brain tissue for the very first time.

Researchers at the University of York found that just one gene can shape how female immune cells behave, while male cells appear unaffected in animal and laboratory models

A study shows that the brain’s body map remains intact after amputation

Male authors have higher retraction rates than female peers, with patterns varying by discipline and country, a study of over 20 million papers has found.

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A study from more than 6,000 Canadian adults has confirmed ultra-processed foods are directly and significantly linked to poor health outcomes

Weight loss drugs (GLP1-RAs) like semaglutide may also improve emotional wellbeing in overweight users without an increased risk of psychiatric adverse events, finds an analysis of 80 double-blind placebo-controlled randomised control trials representing 107,860 patients.

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