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The brain’s sensitivity to rewarding experiences — a critical factor in motivation and attention — can be shaped by socioeconomic conditions, according to an MIT study.
New study identifies a combined signature of reward sensitivity, impulsivity, and sleep-circadian features that may help detect and monitor mania risk.
>> is he blurring the line between recreational and medicinal use? >> again, yes. absolutely. even our studies, if you take an animals and give them thc, they show greater sensitivity to opioids, in terms of their reward sensitivity. but if you give them cbd, the cannabanid used for treating kids with epilepsy. they show a reduction in their opioid intake and that's the cannabinoid brought to clinical trial to show that in human heroin users, this chemical compound does lessen that. it is a blurring of the lines and stop talking about marijuana, and say medical