The Poop Paradox: How Parenthood Rewires Your Brain’s Disgust Response (M)
Something merciful happens to parents’ brains after years of diaper duty.
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How Daydreams About Strangers Change Our Feelings Towards Them (M)
We can learn from things we have only imagined because of neuronal similarities between memory and imagination.
The Safest Way To Come Off Antidepressants, According To 76 Trials (M)
An analysis of over 17,000 patients reveals which discontinuation strategies truly protect against relapse.
The Global Ego: Which Country Leads The World In Narcissism? (M)
Drawing on responses from over 45,000 people, this study maps narcissism across 53 countries.
A Hobby Most People Already Enjoy Reduces Dementia Risk 39% (M)
A low-cost, enjoyable habit that appears to protect brain health.
The Overlooked Nutrient Linked To Sharper Thinking In Older Age (M)
These dietary components and micronutrients are strongly linked to better cognitive function.
Why Being In a Group Causes Many To Act So Badly (M)
The neural glitch that makes group members more cruel.
How To Understand Psychosis & Help Those ‘Living In A Metaphor’ (M)
Delusions are not just random thoughts, but deeply rooted responses to a lifetime of emotional turmoil.
Why Modern Industrialised Life Is So Bad For Our Minds & Bodies (M)
Human beings are mismatched with the modern, industrial world — and that is unlikely to change any time soon.
The Type Of Carbs That Are Best For Your Brain Health (M)
While getting older is the main risk factor for dementia, improving diet can slow cognitive decline.
