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Click here to view original web page at Light Therapy Boosts Brain Healing in TBI Patients Summary: Low-level light therapy aids brain healing in patients with moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI). Using a helmet that emits near-infrared light, researchers observed increased brain connectivity within two weeks of treatment. While the long-term effects are still unknown, … Continue reading “Light Therapy Boosts Brain Healing in TBI Patients”
Click here to view original web page at Stuttering Linked to Specific Brain Network Summary: A new study has identified a common brain network responsible for stuttering, regardless of its cause. Researchers found that strokes causing stuttering and developmental stuttering both affect the same brain areas. These findings could lead to targeted treatments, such as … Continue reading “Stuttering Linked to Specific Brain Network”
Click here to view original web page at Omega-3 Supplements May Reduce Aggression Summary: A new study found that omega-3 supplementation can reduce aggression by 30%. The study reviewed 29 randomized controlled trials, showing short-term benefits across various demographics. Researchers advocate for using omega-3 supplements as a complementary treatment for aggressive behavior. Key Facts: Aggression … Continue reading “Omega-3 Supplements May Reduce Aggression”
Click here to view original web page at How the Brain Distinguishes Music from Speech Summary: A new study reveals how our brain distinguishes between music and speech using simple acoustic parameters. Researchers found that slower, steady sounds are perceived as music, while faster, irregular sounds are perceived as speech. These insights could optimize therapeutic … Continue reading “How the Brain Distinguishes Music from Speech”
Click here to view original web page at Brain Region Governing Helping Behavior Identified Summary: A new study found that the ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) is crucial for prosocial behaviors. Researchers studied patients with brain damage and found that damage to the vmPFC reduced willingness to help others. Understanding this brain region’s role could improve … Continue reading “Brain Region Governing Helping Behavior Identified”
Click here to view original web page at AI Companions Combat Loneliness Summary: Robotics experts argue that AI technology could help alleviate loneliness . New research suggests that AI companionship can offer social interaction and help people practice social skills, breaking the cycle of loneliness. However, they warn that regulation may be needed to prevent … Continue reading “AI Companions Combat Loneliness”
Click here to view original web page at New Alzheimer’s Breakthrough Targets Plexin-B1 Protein Summary: Researchers identified a novel way to potentially slow or halt Alzheimer’s progression by targeting the plexin-B1 protein. Their study shows how reactive astrocytes and plexin-B1 play crucial roles in clearing amyloid plaques. This discovery opens new pathways for Alzheimer’s treatments … Continue reading “New Alzheimer’s Breakthrough Targets Plexin-B1 Protein”
Click here to view original web page at Nostalgic Music Affects the Brain and Memory Summary: Nostalgic music activates brain areas linked to memory, reward, and self-processing. This discovery could help improve the quality of life for those with dementia. The study shows that music can evoke vivid memories, providing a potential therapeutic tool for … Continue reading “Nostalgic Music Affects the Brain and Memory”
Click here to view original web page at Why Are Some Images Are More Memorable Than Others? Summary: A new study reveals that the brain prioritizes remembering images that are harder to explain. Researchers used a computational model and behavioral experiments to show that scenes difficult for the model to reconstruct were more memorable to … Continue reading “Why Are Some Images Are More Memorable Than Others?”
Click here to view original web page at Gut Bacteria Gas Linked to Pregnancy Hormone, Mood Regulation, and PPD Summary: Researchers discovered that gut bacteria produce a hormone involved in pregnancy and postpartum depression treatment by modifying steroids in bile. This research highlights the microbiome’s role as an endocrine organ influencing human health. Findings suggest … Continue reading “Gut Bacteria Gas Linked to Pregnancy Hormone, Mood Regulation, and PPD”
