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What Your Fitness Tracker Might Know About Your Brain That You Don’t

The same consumer devices millions of people already own may be capable of passively tracking how well the brain is working, and flagging when patterns begin to change. The post What Your Fitness Trac

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Ketamine’s Direct Effect On The Depressed Brain Observed For The First Time

For roughly one in three people with depression, standard antidepressants simply don't work. No amount of medication adjustments or therapy combinations seems to break through. The post Ketamine’s Dir

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The Brain Signal That Fires When You Change Your Mind About Someone

At some point, most people have sensed they were being outmaneuvered in a conversation, or felt a quiet confidence that they had finally figured out how someone else thinks. The post The Brain Signal

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Certain Minds Are Drawn Toward Conspiracy Theories. This Study May Have Figured Out Why.

Such an individual may seem like the last candidate to believe a shadowy cabal controls world events. New research says that assumption deserves a serious rethink. The post Certain Minds Are Drawn Tow

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Study Suggests Two Distinct ADHD Subtypes, And Their Patterns Look Nothing Alike

Researchers found that children with ADHD appear to cluster into two neurologically distinct subgroups, and the brain patterns separating them run in opposite directions. The post Study Suggests Two D

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Your Back Pain Isn’t Just In Your Back. It’s In Your Brain, And It’s Changing How You Hear The World

For most people, the sound of a knife dragging across a plate is unpleasant but forgettable. For someone with chronic back pain, that same noise can feel almost physically unbearable, and brain imagin

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Baby Teeth Could Hold A Surprising Key To Treating Cerebral Palsy

Most parents tuck their child's lost baby teeth away as keepsakes, maybe leaving them for the tooth fairy. A new study out of Japan suggests those tiny teeth may carry medical value far beyond nostalg

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Eating High-Fat Cheese Daily Associated With Lower Dementia Risk, But Milk And Yogurt Showed No Benefits

People who ate 50+ grams of high-fat cheese daily had 13% lower dementia risk, while milk, yogurt, and low-fat dairy showed no link.

What Your Fitness Tracker Might Know About Your Brain That You Don&#8217;t

Ketamine&#8217;s Direct Effect On The Depressed Brain Observed For The First Time

The Brain Signal That Fires When You Change Your Mind About Someone

Certain Minds Are Drawn Toward Conspiracy Theories. This Study May Have Figured Out Why.

Study Suggests Two Distinct ADHD Subtypes, And Their Patterns Look Nothing Alike

Your Back Pain Isn’t Just In Your Back. It’s In Your Brain, And It’s Changing How You Hear The World

Baby Teeth Could Hold A Surprising Key To Treating Cerebral Palsy

Eating High-Fat Cheese Daily Associated With Lower Dementia Risk, But Milk And Yogurt Showed No Benefits

What Your Fitness Tracker Might Know About Your Brain That You Don’t

Ketamine’s Direct Effect On The Depressed Brain Observed For The First Time