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Theatre Review: The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body

Lisa B. Thompson creates a community space with “choreopoem”

Netherlands , Dutch , Errich-petersen , Nadine-mozon , Hayley-armstrong , Lisab-thompson , Black-feminist-guide , Human-body , Fusebox-festival , Black-feminist , Double-dutch

Brain dynamics and BMI linked to dieting success, study finds

Research reveals that individuals with higher BMI and extensive brain modifications during diet decisions tend to have lower success in diet modification, suggesting the impact of neural plasticity and BMI on diet adherence.

United-states , America , Simple-line , Magnetic-resonance-imaging , Brain , Ieting , Ody-mass-index , Hronic , Ortex , Iet , Ood

Bursts of beta rhythms control cognition in the brain

The brain processes information on many scales. Individual cells electrochemically transmit signals in circuits but at the large scale required to produce cognition, millions of cells act in concert, driven by rhythmic signals at varying frequencies.

Sweden , Karolinska-institutet , Pawel-herman , Johan-liljefors , Earlk-miller , Jonatan-nordmark , Mikael-lundqvist , Picower-institute-for , Royal-institute-of-technology , Cognitive-sciences , Trends-in-cognitive-sciences , Department-of-brain

Study explores tocotrienols' neuroprotective effects in obesity-related cognitive decline

Obesity has become a pressing worldwide health issue, with rates steadily rising over recent decades.

Koji-fukui , International-journal-of-molecular-sciences , Morris , Shibaura-institute-of-technology , Tottori-university , International-journal , Molecular-sciences , Assistant-professor-yugo-kato , Shibaura-institute , Professor-koji-fukui , Brain

Brain rhythms: Key to understanding emergent thought

Thought emerges and is controlled in the brain via the rhythmically and spatially coordinated activity of millions of neurons, scientists argue in a new article.

Earl-miller , Jefferson-roy , Scott-brincat , Department-of-brain , Cognitive-sciences , Picower-institute , Picower-institute-for , Picower-professor-earl-miller , Current-opinion , Brain , Ortex , Requency

Is psilocybin safe for treating depression and anxiety?

A study in JAMA Network Open examined the acute adverse effects of therapeutic doses of psilocybin for treating depression and anxiety, focusing on its safety profile by assessing the occurrence of immediate side effects like headache, nausea, and elevated blood pressure among others.

Adverse-effects , Therapeutic-doses , Systematic-review , Image-credit , Preferred-reporting-items , Systematic-reviews , Anxiety , Epression , Mygdala , Lood , Lood-pressure

Interferon-beta deficiency alters brain response in neuroHIV mouse model

NeuroHIV refers to the effects of HIV infection on the brain or central nervous system and, to some extent, the spinal cord and peripheral nervous system.

California , United-states , Marcus-kaul , Drug-administration , National-institutes-of-health , Scripps-research-institute-in-la-jolla , University-of-california , School-of-medicine , National-institute-of-health , National-institutes , Scripps-research-institute , Macrophage-derived-cysteinyl-leukotrienes

Feeling lonely? It may affect how your brain reacts to food, new research suggests

The associations between individuals’ perceived levels of social isolation and brain patterns related to food cues.

Mexico , Philippines , Filipino , Mexican , Los-angeles , Mansoreh-shutterstock , Mental-health-symptoms , Social-isolation , Brain-food-cue-processing , Eating-behaviors , Mental-health , Image-credit

New imaging technique maps oxygen movement in the brain

The human brain consumes vast amounts of energy, which is almost exclusively generated from a form of metabolism that requires oxygen.

Copenhagen , Køavn- , Denmark , Virginia , United-states , Switzerland , Hajime-hirase , Maiken-nedergaard , Vincenzo-timmel , Verena-untiet , Michaelh-graber , Felix-beinlich

Evolving brain sizes from 1930 to 1970 could signal decreased dementia risk, researchers say

Changes in skull and brain size, as well as the thickness of the cortex, across individuals born between the years 1930 and 1970.

United-states , American , Gorodenkoff-shutterstock , Cerebral-volumes , Framingham-heart-study-participants-born , Framingham-heart-study , Brain , Ementia , Ging , Ortex , Iagnostics