Why Our Brains Divide the World Into Us and Them
Summary: Researchers suggest our neural circuits help explain why we feel comfortable around those who resemble us and why we often feel…
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Summary: Researchers suggest our neural circuits help explain why we feel comfortable around those who resemble us and why we often feel…
Summary: Adult male participants on the autism spectrum who received intranasal oxytocin for four weeks showed reductions in repetitive behaviors and improved…
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Summary: Genetic markers linked to inflammation—particularly interleukin-6 (IL-6)—are associated with reduced gray matter in brain regions that are implicated in several neurodevelopmental…
Summary: Sensory signals routed from a prosthetic leg into the user’s nervous system help amputees experience the artificial limb as part of…
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