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Songbird study aims to improve understanding of human speech

Songbird study aims to improve understanding of human speech The human brain regions responsible for speech and communication keep our world running by allowing us to do things like talk with friends, shout for help in an emergency and present information in meetings. However, scientific understanding of just how these parts of the brain work is limited. Consequently, knowledge of how to improve challenges such as speech impediments or language acquisition is limited as well. Using an ultra-lightweight, wireless implant, a University of Arizona team is researching songbirds - one of the few species that share humans ability to learn new vocalizations - to improve scientific understanding of human speech. A paper about their work was published today in the journal

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Brain imaging may predict treatment outcomes for adolescents with anxiety disorders

Brain imaging may predict treatment outcomes for adolescents with anxiety disorders As with any complex machine, sometimes a simple crossed wire or short circuit can cause problems with how it functions. The same goes for our brains, and even when the short circuit is uncovered, sometimes experts don t have a quick fix. A new study reveals that an evidence-based treatment may fix this human short circuit and, with the help of brain imaging, might predict treatment outcomes for adolescents with anxiety disorders. University of Cincinnati researchers say this could determine medication effectiveness more quickly to help patients. Study results showed that brain imaging was able to predict after just two weeks of treatment with almost 80% accuracy how much a patient would improve.

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Breaking News | Defense and Security Preventing adversaries from arising in Nigeria

Views: Visits 18 Nigerian Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt. General Ibrahim Attahiru, stated his vision to rebuild the Nigerian Army into a formidable force to defeat all adversaries. He made this assertion at the opening ceremony of the combined COAS First Quarter Conference and Nigerian Army Operations Retreat 2021 held at Army Headquarters Command Officers Mess 1, Abuja. Lt. General Attahiru faces a challenging task: uniting a fractured and crippled country in the midst of a raging pandemic with economic devastation and societal discord fueling terrorism and conflict. Achieving unity under these stressful conditions is a daunting task but it can and must be done.

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Study shows that attention and working memory share the same neural mechanisms

Study shows that attention and working memory share the same neural mechanisms In 1890, psychologist William James described attention as the spotlight we shine not only on the world around us, but also on the contents of our minds. Most cognitive scientists since then have drawn a sharp distinction between what James termed sensorial attention and intellectual attention, now usually called attention and working memory, but James saw them as two varieties of the same mental process. New research by Princeton neuroscientists suggests that James was on to something, finding that attention to the outside world and attention to our own thoughts are actually two sides of the same neural coin. What s more, they have observed the coin as it flips inside the brain.

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