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A brain mechanism that anticipates food intake and influences obesity and diabetes risk is identified
4+ hour, 4+ min ago (184+ words) A study led by professionals from Cl'nic-IDIBAPS and Yale University has discovered a mechanism by which the brain is able to anticipate the arrival of food before intake, based on sensory perception, such as sight or smell. The study, published…...
New Study Reveals Why You Are Right- or Left-Handed
1+ hour, 9+ min ago (448+ words) Dennis Thompson Thursday, 02 July 2026 07: 39 AM EDT Why is your right hand so much better at everyday tasks like writing, throwing or using tools if you're a righty, but your left hand if you're a lefty? A new study argues that…...
Why Are You Right- Or Left-Handed? Experiments Suggest Surprisingly Simple Explanation
2+ hour, 33+ min ago (516+ words) Handedness is determined by practice, not brain wiring, a new study says The dominant hand develops more skill through practice, experiments show Experiments show both elbows performed equally since they had never practiced the skill tested in the study THURSDAY,…...
Stainless steel neural probes are set to enable safer and more accurate brain procedures
2+ hour, 43+ min ago (202+ words) Engineers from Carnegie Mellon University in the U. S. have developed pioneering stainless steel neural probes that could make brain research and treatment much safer and more effective. Using stainless steel probes, researchers are able to navigate to the middle brain with…...
Hand Dominance Isn't Biology, New Study Finds, It's Practice
1+ hour, 39+ min ago (304+ words) Research led by Ahmet Arac (University of California, Los Angeles) To test the two ideas against each other, the team designed experiments meant to separate years of practice from built-in brain wiring. What they found challenges a common assumption about…...
Microtubule-mediated granulosa cell'oocyte communication and its role in female fertility
1+ hour, 31+ min ago (661+ words) Researchers from Japan investigated how microtubules contribute to communication between granulosa cells and oocytes during ovarian follicle development. Focusing on the microtubule-stabilizing protein Camsap3, the team used knockout mouse models and advanced imaging techniques to examine the organization of transzonal projections....
Neuroscience Confirms Freud's Theory After 130 Years
5+ hour, 7+ min ago (368+ words) A Century-Old Theory of Freud Gains Unexpected Support from Modern Neuroscience inkorr. com A Century-Old Theory of Freud Gains Unexpected Support from Modern Neuroscience Bridging Psychology and Brain Science According to " " ": A team from the Department of Psychology has published…...
Mapping the network architecture of aging to identify repurposable drug candidates for longevity - Nature Aging
1+ hour, 41+ min ago (191+ words) Nature Aging (2026) Cite this article A network medicine framework reveals that the hallmarks of aging form interconnected molecular modules in the human interactome, which can help to identify existing drugs that might reverse aging-associated transcriptional changes and promote longevity. Rafikova,…...
Unconscious brain is highly receptive to the world
13+ hour, 42+ min ago (291+ words) New research has found that the human brain continues to absorb complex information even when we are unconscious. The Baylor College of Medicine says the brain can perform sophisticated language processing even while under a general anesthesia. It says the…...
Aquafeed. com | Study reveals how stress reshapes appetite regulation in Atlantic salmon
6+ hour, 44+ min ago (706+ words) New research suggests that chronic stress suppresses appetite through different molecular pathways than acute stress, offering fresh insights into how salmon balance energy use and survival under challenging farming conditions. The findings offer a more detailed understanding of how stress…...