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Criminal Minds: Smaller Brains
A recent study conducted by scientists at the University College London (UCL) has found that individuals who exhibit chronic antisocial behavior, such as theft, as
Natural brake prevents cocaine addiction
New research has found that the interaction between the stimulating neurotransmitters dopamine and serotonin in the brain can determine whether or not a person develops
More Treatments for Problematic Cannabis Use
The use of cannabis in Europe has increased by a quarter between 2010 and 2019, according to a study by the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf.
4% of House Cats Had COVID
A recent study conducted in four European countries analyzed 2,160 blood samples from domestic cats for the coronavirus. The results showed that around four percent
Alcohol Aids Language Learning
In a surprising discovery, researchers from the University of Maastricht, the University of Liverpool, and King’s College London have found that consuming small amounts of
Why Champagne Gets You Drunk Faster Than Wine
A new study has revealed that despite having almost identical alcohol content, champagne and white wine affect the body differently. Researchers from The Medical Council
Alcohol Abuse in Certain Professions
Alcohol consumption is heavily influenced by profession and gender, with tradespeople being particularly prone to excessive drinking, according to a study by the University of
Rise in Hospitalizations from Cannabis in Germany
The number of hospitalizations due to cannabinoid-associated mental disorders has significantly increased in Germany, and the legalization of the drug could trigger further growth. According
Robot Outperforms Doctors in Complex Surgery
In a groundbreaking development, an autonomous robot has successfully performed four complex intestinal surgeries without any human assistance. The results were even better than those
Regeneration: Frog grows new leg
A new drug cocktail has led to the regeneration of a new leg in frogs after amputation, raising the possibility of improving human regeneration abilities
