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Cannabis Boosts Empathy: Study

Cannabis consumers may have a better understanding of other people’s emotions, according to a study by researchers at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).

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Reading Thoughts with Brain Scanners

A new non-invasive system has been developed that can translate basic thoughts into continuous text using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and artificial intelligence (AI).

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Color and Cup Influence Coffee Taste

Nostalgic feelings can reduce pain circuits in the brain, according to a study by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The research, published in the Journal

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Relieving Pain with Nostalgic Feelings

Nostalgic feelings can reduce pain circuits in the brain, according to a study by the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The research, published in the Journal

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Loneliness Alters Brain Activity

Loneliness and social isolation have become increasingly prevalent during the COVID-19 pandemic, affecting people of all ages. A recent study published in the International Psychogeriatrics

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Surprising Brain Activity While Programming

Programming tasks that are considered challenging do not rely on logical-mathematical thinking as expected, but rather on the language center of the brain. A study

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Sleep deprivation increases unhealthy cravings.

Sleep deprivation leads to a disrupted information exchange in the brain, causing people to consume more high-energy foods. According to scientists, a better understanding of

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Brain Changes Indicate Suicide Risk

In Germany, suicide is responsible for more deaths than AIDS, murder, drug abuse, or traffic accidents. Depression and other affective disorders, as well as certain

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Boost Brain Power with Reading

Learning to read and write leads to a restructuring of the brain and improves cognitive abilities in other areas, according to recent research. While reading