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Psychedelic drugs leave surprisingly different marks on the brain
9+ hour, 36+ min ago (1012+ words) Rats given LSD, psilocybin or 2C-B showed three different brain patterns, and the psychedelic drugs still differed a week later. Psychedelic drugs get filed together: one receptor, one sort of trip, one promise for depression, anxiety and addiction. In rats,…...
Musical training gives people a surprising advantage
10+ hour, 33+ min ago (1022+ words) Musical training made volunteers quicker to anticipate a pattern, but two minutes of watching a different one undid most of their gains. Getting faster at a movement pattern looks like getting smoother, and for a while it is. But push…...
Your brain makes choices very differently than scientists thought
18+ hour, 13+ min ago (977+ words) Brain recordings reveal that people blend competing goals rather than simply switching from one choice to another. When your phone buzzes on the way to the kitchen, you don’t stop and pick one. You drift toward it, then back, doing…...
Music can reduce pain, and it’s not simply due to distraction
19+ hour, 2+ min ago (1017+ words) A review of 57 studies reveals why music can ease pain, with personal choice, enjoyment, and active participation emerging as important factors. People put on music when something hurts, usually on the theory that it pulls attention away from the pain....
Brain cells that protect nerve fibers can turn harmful with age
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (943+ words) A surplus of insulating brain cells, low on one protective protein, tracked the steepest cognitive decline in adults followed since childhood. After 70, memory and quick thinking slow down for most people, and the usual explanation is that the brain’s wiring…...
Heart cells can ‘remember’ stress and use it for protection during chemotherapy
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (1157+ words) Early stress in mitochondria before birth helped mouse hearts resist later chemotherapy damage by creating lasting protective changes. Chemotherapy can save lives, but some drugs can also put the heart under serious strain. Doxorubicin, a chemotherapy used against several cancers,…...
Confidence shapes how the brain explains success and failure
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1184+ words) Confidence builds a sense of control, and two brain circuits turn that estimate into how much you learn from a win or a loss. When a job application disappears into silence, you have to decide whether the resume was weak…...
Tiny sounds can make fluid waves larger in the sleeping brain
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (1003+ words) Carefully timed sounds can make fluid waves larger in the sleeping brain, giving researchers a new way to study how brain activity and CSF flow are connected. Sleep is often treated as a time when the brain simply shuts down....
Running at walking speed can change the brain in just 10 minutes
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (982+ words) Ten minutes of very slow running improved mood, mental speed, and activity in brain regions linked with control. Exercise is often linked with long workouts, fast running, and heavy effort. That can make the idea of exercising for brain health…...
Researchers map the full brain wiring that dictates how animals process taste and decide what to eat
4+ day, 6+ hour ago (1442+ words) A fruit fly can taste food all over its body. New research shows how those signals travel through the brain to control eating. A fruit fly lands on something sweet and its mouthparts unfold toward it. The obvious way to…...