How Politics Changes How We See Men’s and Women’s Faces
Summary: People with wider faces tend to be seen as more dominant and as having stronger leadership qualities than those with narrower…
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Summary: People with wider faces tend to be seen as more dominant and as having stronger leadership qualities than those with narrower…
Summary: A Lancaster University-led study investigated whether compact, 3D-printed, flavor-based cues can trigger vivid autobiographical memories in older adults. Results show that…
Summary: A large neuroimaging study reports that children aged 9–10 with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) show only small differences in structural brain measurements…
Summary: A comprehensive study of vertebrates shows that body temperature is a primary factor shaping brain size evolution. Warm-blooded animals—mammals and birds—maintain…
Summary: Regular physical activity—especially running—can rewire the aging brain and help preserve memory. New research shows long-term running maintains the connectivity of…
Summary: Large-scale brain imaging finds surprisingly few clear links between white matter microstructure and children’s reading performance. Source: MIT Reading depends on…
Summary: New research highlights middle age as a critical period for understanding and predicting later-life cognitive health. Scientists argue that ages roughly…
Low Doses of Leukemia Drug Clear Toxic Proteins and Improve Symptoms in Mouse Models of Parkinson’s Disease Researchers at Georgetown University Medical…
Summary: A new review examines biological sex differences in responses to cannabis. Researchers report that women may develop problematic cannabis use faster…
Summary: Common weight-loss and type 2 diabetes drugs known as GLP-1 receptor agonists (including semaglutide and liraglutide) have robust preclinical evidence showing…
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