Scratch through negative emotions
“We feel sorry because we cry,” wrote the philosopher and psychologist William James, “angry because we attack, fearful because we… Read More »Scratch through negative emotions
“We feel sorry because we cry,” wrote the philosopher and psychologist William James, “angry because we attack, fearful because we… Read More »Scratch through negative emotions
Our biceps and our brain cells can have more in common than was previously thought. New research led by the… Read More »From muscle by memory: a new research uses body clues to understand signaling in the brain
A type of aggressive brain tumor resistant to treatment has a different population of immune cells that support their growth,… Read More »The types of cells located help boost aggressive brain tumors
Mitochondria are essential to generate energy that feeds the cells and helps them work. However, mitochondrial defects are associated with… Read More »Mitochondria can contain the key to healing diabetes
Five years retired from the COVID-19 outbreak, scientists around the world are still studying their effects and, more importantly, these… Read More »New path to fight viruses
The medication that dissolves the clot, the alteplass International Conference of Cerebrovascular Accidents of the American Association 2025 2025.. The… Read More »Medications to break the clot can be effective up to 24 hours after the initial symptoms of stroke
Ibogaine, a derivative of the psychoactive plant, has attracted attention to its anti-adaptive and antidepressant properties. But Ibogaine is a… Read More »Researchers achieve the total synthesis of Ibogaína
Researchers at the Sainsbury Wellcomo Center (SWC) in UCL have presented the precise brain mechanisms that allow animals to overcome… Read More »Scientists discover the brain mechanism that helps us overcome fear
A new drug administration system is promising to treat a rare and aggressive way of cancer that affects pregnant women… Read More »Researchers find an improved method to treat rare, aggressive and pregnancy cancer
Could the key to relieve anxiety in our entrails? The scientists of the Duke-Nus School of Medicine and the National… Read More »Scientists reveal the hidden role of intestinal microbes in anxiety: could probiotics be the next advance of mental health?