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Are mixed emotions real? New research says yes

In Pixar s latest film, "Inside Out 2," complex feelings like envy and embarrassment join the cast of characters. Nostalgia, however, is hurried out the door to cries of "too early," when she appears.

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Unique Brain Activity in Mixed Emotions - Neuroscience News

Unique Brain Activity in Mixed Emotions - Neuroscience News
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Music Illuminates the Mind | Pittsburgh Magazine

Music Illuminates the Mind | Pittsburgh Magazine
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Surprising Findings for Young Adults at Genetic Risk for Alzheimer s

By exploring the effects of sport on memory, scientists at UNIGE have discovered compensatory mechanisms in the brains of young individuals at genetic

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Investigating hyperactivation of memory circuits and Alzheimer s disease risk

By exploring the effects of sport on memory, scientists at UNIGE have discovered compensatory mechanisms in the brains of young individuals at genetic risk of developing Alzheimer s disease.

Sophie schwartzKinga igloiUniversity of lausanneDepartment of fundamental neurosciencesUniversity of genevaGeneva neuroscience centerUniversity hospitals of genevaUniversity hospitalsCerebral cortexProfessor sophie schwartzFundamental neurosciences