Tag: Animals, biology, Psychology
Mice may be able to recognize their own reflections
Mice may be one of only a small group of mammals that can recognize themselves in a mirror. A group of laboratory mice were given an...
PTSD patients’ brains work differently when recalling traumatic experiences
New research indicates that the traumatic memories of patients with post-traumatic stress disorder are represented very differently in the...
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The right amount of online scrolling could decrease your risk of dementia
There are countless studies and copious amounts of research delving into how the internet can negatively impact your mind. But, new data...
Coping advice from people with the world’s most stressful jobs
LIFE IS RARELY WORRY-FREE, but unprecedented angst has become a constant. Beyond the regular challenges of everyday existence—chaotic...
The challenge of providing treatment for children with anorexia
This article was originally featured on Undark. Tess Olmsted stopped eating sugar when she was just 12 years old. She had previously...
Being loud and fast may make you a more effective Zoom communicator
An online coaching company recently teamed up with language researchers to amass the world’s largest publicly available dataset of...
New human brain atlas is the most detailed one we’ve seen yet
We’re closer than ever to mapping the entire brain to the microscopic level. Hundreds of neuroscientists across the world recently...
Titanium-fused bone tissue connects this bionic hand directly to a patient’s nerves
Adjusting to prosthetic limbs isn’t as simple as merely finding one that fits your particular body type and needs. Physical control and...
How horror movie soundtracks prey on our fears
Hulu’s new sci-fi horror movie, No One Will Save You, has just two sentences of dialogue over 93 minutes of run time. But it’s not a...
