Neurological

Design Sem Nome 2025 12 03T104325.810 1

Three Days Without a Smartphone alters Dopamine and Serotonin Levels

Medicine, Neurological /

A new study from the University of Heidelberg, Germany, published in Computers in Human Behavior, suggests that cutting smartphone use for just three days triggers chemical changes in brain regions linked to reward and addiction. The researchers note that excessive smartphone use resembles certain addictive disorders, with evidence pointing to various psychosocial and physical effects, […]

Three Days Without a Smartphone alters Dopamine and Serotonin Levels Read More »

Design Sem Nome 2025 08 25T104529.766

Researchers Have Discovered a Way to Boost Intelligence

Medicine, Neurological /

Intelligence is a powerful asset in both life and work—and science has identified several ways to “boost” it, according to Inc.com. When asked about the key factor behind success, most high achievers point to intelligence (though research shows luck also plays a role—Bill Gates being a prime example). Science-Backed Ways to Boost Intelligence Fortunately, there

Researchers Have Discovered a Way to Boost Intelligence Read More »

Design Sem Nome 41 2

Psychedelics May Rewire The Brain To Curb Alcohol Use

Medicine, Neurological /

Psychedelics such as LSD and psilocybin  (found in magic mushrooms) are drawing growing interest in the field of psychiatry. Research indicates they could provide therapeutic benefits for mental health conditions like  depression, anxiety, OCD, eating disorders, and addiction. DMT as a Potential Solution for Reducing Alcohol Use Our research team is exploring whether N,N-dimethyltryptamine (DMT), a fast-acting

Psychedelics May Rewire The Brain To Curb Alcohol Use Read More »

Untitled Design 7

Swallowing May Trigger a Feel-Good Response in the Brain that Promotes Eating

Food, Neurological /

In a study on fruit fly larvae, researchers uncovered how swallowing triggers the release of serotonin in the brain, shedding light on the connection between eating and pleasure in animals. If similar mechanisms exist in humans, this could offer valuable insights into our own drive to eat and drink. By mapping the fruit fly’s enteric

Swallowing May Trigger a Feel-Good Response in the Brain that Promotes Eating Read More »

Benefits 6

Angry Memories Impact Blood Vessels: New Study Reveals

Medicine, Neurological, Tech /

A recent study discovered that even short bursts of anger triggered by memories can harm our blood vessels’ ability to relax. This finding has serious implications for understanding heart attack and stroke risks. Negative Emotions In the past, researchers observed a connection between negative emotions like anger and an increased risk of heart attacks. However,

Angry Memories Impact Blood Vessels: New Study Reveals Read More »

Journal Of Functional Foods. 41

Human Controls Computer Mouse with Neuralink Brain Chip, Musk Reports

3 Comments / Medicine, Neurological, Tech /

The first human recipient of Neuralink’s innovative brain implant has reportedly achieved a significant milestone, demonstrating the ability to operate a computer mouse cursor solely with their thoughts. Update on Trial Progress Elon Musk, the founder of Neuralink, provided an update on the trial subject’s progress via Spaces, a social media platform recently acquired by

Human Controls Computer Mouse with Neuralink Brain Chip, Musk Reports Read More »

Scitke Design 1

Human-cell Biobots Boost Neuron Growth Sans DNA Mods

Medicine, Neurological, Tech /

Scientists made tiny living robots from human tracheal cells. These little biological robots can move and collaborate to help damaged neurons heal, and the best part is they can do it without changing any genes. These tiny bots could revolutionize how we treat diseases and help the body heal itself. The scientists expanded on earlier

Human-cell Biobots Boost Neuron Growth Sans DNA Mods Read More »

Design Sem Nome 6 1

Groundbreaking Cell Maps: Human and Nonhuman Primate Brain Revealed by Scientists

Health & Fitness, Medicine, Neurological, Tech /

An international team of scientists has created comprehensive maps of the genetic, cellular, and structural components of both the human brain and the nonhuman primate brain. This mapping, made possible by funding from the National Institutes of Health’s Brain Research Through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies® Initiative (The BRAIN Initiative®), provides a deeper understanding of brain structure

Groundbreaking Cell Maps: Human and Nonhuman Primate Brain Revealed by Scientists Read More »

Scroll to Top