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Ketamine’s rapid antidepressant effects traced to overlooked brain cells
A new study has uncovered a surprising player in ketamine’s rapid antidepressant effects: astrocytes, the star-shaped support cells of the brain. By...
psypost.org - 30+ days ago

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business
Council Post: 15 Innovative Ways Brands Can Leverage Sound In Marketing
Sound has long been an underutilized branding tool, but that’s rapidly changing. From AI-personalized soundscapes to branded videos that evoke an autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR), companies are finding innovative ways to integrate sonic marketing into their strategies. The right audio...
forbes.com - 4 days ago
lifestyle
Menopause effects can be 'profound' and there's a 'general lack of awareness' of the life stage, new B.C. study finds
A first-of-its-kind study in B.C. looks at the impacts of menopause, and what can be done to help women in the life stage. This article is for...
yahoo.com - 30+ days ago
nature
Stress can dull our capacity for joy: mouse brain patterns hint at why
Scientists pinpoint brain circuits linked to either resilience or vulnerability to adversity, which affect a stressed animal’s pursuit of...
nature.com - 30+ days ago
nature
Daily briefing: Cats purr without muscles or brain input
Domestic cats’ voice boxes can sustain purring sound without requiring input from muscles or the brain. Plus, researchers have a rare opportunity to...
nature.com - 30+ days ago
fitness
This Is How Often You Should Lift Weights to Reach Your Health Goals
The known benefits of lifting weights (also known as strength training) continue to pile up: From brain health to longevity to weight loss, the workout method has a full-body impact, inside and out. How often you lift weights determines your body’s ability to recover and grow muscle. All of this...
aol.com - 9 days ago
learning / science
How Sleep Rewrites the Brain to Strengthen and Optimize Memories
A new study reveals how the brain reprocesses and refines memories during sleep, particularly those related to spatial learning. Researchers tracked...
neurosciencenews.com - 11 days ago
nutrition
A cheap daily supplement can boost brain function in older adults
Scientists have discovered a brain-boosting supplement that could help aging brains function better. The supplement is the subject is a new study...
bgr.com - 30+ days ago
fitness
MU study links physical inactivity to Alzheimer's disease
University of Missouri scientists have found that just 10 days of physical inactivity can have negative effects on memory and learning. A...
kbia.org - 30+ days ago
shopping
Ballet Flats Are Back In My Trend Rotation for Spring: 8 Styles to Try
Love them or hate them, ballet flats have never fallen from grace. Even if we’ve some time s overlooked them in the haze of flashier shoe trends, this...
byrdie.com - 4 days ago
gaming
Windows 11 Now Lets You Easily Type With an Xbox Controller
Microsoft may be the brain behind both Windows and Xbox, but it hasn't always made the two products play nice with each other. To address the common...
makeuseof.com - 30+ days ago
technology
Google releases groundbreaking AI tool for rapid animal identification: 'Protecting nature ... is critical'
A new artificial intelligence model could make it significantly easier for researchers to track and monitor wildlife across the globe.Google recently...
thecooldown.com - 12 days ago
nature
Nearly half of China’s major cities are sinking — some ‘rapidly’
Tens of millions of people in the country’s coastal lands might find their homes below sea level by 2120 owing to sinking and sea-level rise. One in...
nature.com - 30+ days ago
learning
Brain Imaging Study Shows That Intelligence Uses the Whole Brain
In a study of brain imaging (fMRI) changes in over 800 people, both while they were active and while they were resting, University of Warzburg...
mindmatters.ai - 30+ days ago
nature
Lab-grown sperm and eggs: ‘epigenetic’ reset in human cells paves the way
Technique wipes away tags on DNA that must be reprogrammed during development of reproductive cells. Heidi Ledford The day when human sperm and eggs...
nature.com - 30+ days ago
technology
Fair-code pioneer n8n raises $ 60M for AI-powered workflow automation
Developer tooling is changing rapidly with AI. So companies that are making it easier to adopt AI in their workflows are seeing a boom of attention. After a startup called n8n (pronounced “enay-ten”) pivoted its workflow automation platform to become more AI-friendly in 2022, it said it saw its...
techcrunch.com - 12 days ago
science
David Robbe challenges conventional notions of time and memory
David Robbe makes the case that we don’t have clocks in our brains, rather that our interactions with the world underlie our perception of time ....
thetransmitter.org - 30+ days ago
technology
AI analysis of 100 hours of real conversations — and the brain activity underpinning them — reveals how humans understand language
An AI model trained on dozens of hours of real-world conversation accurately predicts human brain activity and shows that features of language...
livescience.com - 30+ days ago
cool stuff
As Seen on TikTok: Our Favorite Reads
Scary pies, twisted tree ladies, and other unlikely viral stories. TikTok’s rapid ascent introduced us to a surprising cast of quirky characters, like...
atlasobscura.com - 30+ days ago
nutrition
Probiotics linked to improved cognitive health in seniors
The intricate connection between gut health and brain function is increasingly capturing scientific interest. A groundbreaking study highlights a...
thebrighterside.news - 30+ days ago
running
This is your brain on 42.2km: The mental game of marathon running
Running a marathon can take the mind on its own strange and some time s unpredictable journey. A marathon covers 42.2km, but the most important distance...
nzherald.co.nz - 30+ days ago
technology
St. Albert student helps build EcoCar
Lasers, steel-slicing water jets, and hydrogen fuel cells aren’t typical tools for your everyday anthropologist. But St. Albert resident Stella...
stalbertgazette.com - 18 days ago
books
The Americans Who Ran Guns for the I.R.A.
“The Next One Is for You” chronicles the effects of the Troubles on both sides of the Atlantic. THE NEXT ONE IS FOR YOU: A True Story of Guns, Country, and the I.R.A.’s Secret American Army, by Ali Watkins When it comes to understanding the Irish, it helps to take the long view. The Ulster Plantation...
- 24 days ago
nature
Daily briefing: Box jellies learn from experience — despite not having a brain
Jellyfish have demonstrated that you don’t need a centralized nervous system to learn by association. Plus, scientists under attack in the United...
nature.com - 30+ days ago
learning
Dementia-Proof Your Mind: 11 Fun Brain Exercises Everyone Over 60 Should Be Doing
Empower your mind, or let it dim. Or, as I like to say, “Use it or lose it!” As......
womenblazingtrails.com - 11 days ago
beauty
8 Merit Beauty products worth every penny – based on months-long testing of the entire range
Minimalist beauty brands are having a moment, and for women who are constantly on the go, Merit Beauty is a game-changer. Founded by Katherine Power (also the brains behind Versed Skincare and Who What Wear), Merit launched in 2021 with a clear mission: to create luxury beauty essentials that are...
womenshealthmag.com - 26 days ago