Why Changing Your Mind Can Be Risky
Summary: A new study finds that leaders who base their positions on moral arguments but later reverse them are more likely to…
Topic
Category: Topics
Topics
Addressing Negative Perceptions of Genetically Engineered Foods
Summary: Researchers aim to clarify the divide between proponents and opponents of genetically engineered foods. Source: WUSTL. Is a non-browning apple less…
Army Uses Big Data to Advance Neuroscience Research
Summary: A large-scale, cross-study analysis of EEG data uncovers brain activity patterns that are consistent across people and tasks, offering new insights…
Driving Habits That May Indicate Mild Cognitive Impairment
Summary: Researchers report that everyday driving patterns can reveal early signs of cognitive decline years before a clinical diagnosis. In a study…
Targeting Liver X Receptor Beta to Treat Depression
Summary: A recent Bench to Bedside review highlights liver X receptor beta (LXRβ) as a promising molecular target for depression and anxiety.…
Study Identifies Brain Cell Type Linked to Depression
Summary: Researchers analyzing post-mortem brain tissue identified two specific cell types that are altered in people with depression: a class of deep-layer…
Study: Tirzepatide from Mounjaro Cuts Alcohol Consumption
Summary: Research is shifting attention from weight loss to addiction treatment: a new animal study finds that tirzepatide—the active ingredient in Mounjaro—substantially…
How Danes and Chinese Taste Broccoli and Chocolate Differently
Summary: New research suggests ethnicity may influence sensitivity to bitter tastes, possibly linked to anatomical differences on the tongue. Source: University of…
How Reducing Tongue Fat Can Improve Sleep Apnea
Summary: Reduction in tongue fat volume appears to be the key connection between weight loss and improvement in obstructive sleep apnea. Source:…
Soft Robots Gain Human-Like Dexterity for Grasping
Summary: A new study from EPFL demonstrates how a soft, compliant robotic hand—built from silicone skin, springs, and flexible joints—can self-organize reliable…
Readers are exploring
