Neuroscience
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healthThe Empty Fridge Isn't Minimalism-It's a Survival Strategy
Exploring how childhood food scarcity and surveillance shape adult behavior, and why an empty fridge may signal deeper psychological patterns.
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healthBrain's Memory Center Is 'Prewired,' Not a Blank Slate, Study Finds
A new study in mice suggests the hippocampus is densely wired at birth, with neural connections pruning and sharpening over time, challenging the blank-slate theory of memory.
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healthIntroverts: The Power of Depth in a Noisy World
Discover why introverts aren't lacking social skills, but rather operating on a system that values depth, careful consideration, and meaningful connections.
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techScientists Develop Artificial Neurons Capable of Communicating with Living Brain Cells
Breakthrough in artificial neuron technology enables 'talking' with mouse brain cells, paving the way for advanced brain implants and energy-efficient computing.
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healthNeuroscientist David Eagleman on Brain Function: Dreaming, Self-Discipline, and Lifelong Learning
Neuroscientist David Eagleman reveals how dreaming protects the visual cortex, the Ulysses contract boosts self-discipline, and brain plasticity enables continuous learning.
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healthDoctor Identifies Speech Center of Brain After 1861 Autopsy
An 1861 autopsy on patient 'Tan' by Dr. Paul Broca revealed the brain region critical for spoken language, a foundational discovery in neuroscience.
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healthBrain Scans Reveal How Humans 'See' with Sound
New research uncovers the brain's intricate process for echolocation, detailing how individuals can perceive their environment using only sound.
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healthTakeda Restructures to Accelerate Late-Stage Drug Pipeline
Takeda launches a major restructuring to cut $1.25B in costs by 2028 and redirect savings into R&D for oncology, neuroscience, and rare diseases.