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- Being Married May Help People Maintain Lower Blood Sugar Levelsby Neuroscience News on 7 Febbraio 2023
Regardless of how harmonious a relationship is, married people appear to be better able to control their blood sugar levels.
- The Brain Works Like a Resonance Chamberby Neuroscience News on 7 Febbraio 2023
Using advanced neuroimaging techniques, researchers discovered distant brain regions oscillate together in time.
- Exercise Intensity Linked to Attentional Control in Late-Adolescent Girlsby Neuroscience News on 7 Febbraio 2023
Teenage girls between the ages of 15 and 18 who perform frequent moderate to vigorous exercise have better attentional control, a new study reports.
- Children of Overprotective Parents Tend to Live Lessby Neuroscience News on 7 Febbraio 2023
Males who had overprotective fathers have a 12% higher risk of dying before the age of 80. Women with overprotective fathers are 22% more likely to die before they reach 80 years of age. For males raised by single parents, their risk of death before the age of 80 was 179% higher than those raised by two parents.
- Overlooked Tau-RNA Interaction May Play Key Role in Dementiaby Neuroscience News on 7 Febbraio 2023
The interaction of Tau with RNA is a key stage in the development of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.
- Following Healthy Lifestyle May Reduce Risk of Long COVIDby Neuroscience News on 6 Febbraio 2023
Regular exercise, good quality sleep, and maintaining a healthy diet may be key to preventing long-term complications following COVID-19 infection. Researchers found women who followed a healthy lifestyle had half of the risk of developing long-COVID compared to those with unhealthy lifestyles.
- How the Construction Site of Long Term Memory Gets Built in the Brainby Neuroscience News on 6 Febbraio 2023
Study identifies a set of proteins that undergo experience-dependent changes while forming both short-term and long-term memories.
- Promising Treatment for Alzheimer’s Diseaseby Neuroscience News on 6 Febbraio 2023
Using theranostics to pinpoint and treat the earliest, preclinical symptoms of Alzheimer's disease, researchers say their new method shows promise in stopping the progression of Alzheimer's pathologies before the onset of irreversible neural damage.
- A Change in Brain Function Contributes to Obesityby Neuroscience News on 6 Febbraio 2023
Researchers identified a reduction in function in the lateral orbitofrontal cortex of obese mice.
- Brain ‘Zips and Unzips’ Information to Perform Skilled Tasksby Neuroscience News on 6 Febbraio 2023
In order to perform certain skilled movement tasks, such as playing the piano or dancing, the brain "zips and unzips" information about the timing and order of movements ahead of the action being performed.
- More Variability Found to Help Learningby Neuroscience News on 5 Febbraio 2023
Variable stimuli may lead to better learning performance and outcomes under novel circumstances, a new study reports.
- Ultra-Processed Foods May Lead To Cognitive Declineby Neuroscience News on 5 Febbraio 2023
Ultra-processed foods have been linked to accelerated cognitive decline associated with aging and an increased risk of developing dementia. Researchers say it may be possible to mitigate some negative dietary effects on cognition by adopting a healthier diet, such as the keto or Mediterranean diet.