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Reduced Response to Rewards Predicts Depression in Teenagers

Biology and genetics significantly influence depression risk in adolescents, underscoring the importance of studying brain behavior in high-risk individuals.

Self-Esteem Is Based on What Others Think About You

Self-esteem is heavily influenced by perceptions of others, tying personal value to social relationships and interactions.

How to Manage - and Avoid - Mental Fatigue

Mental fatigue behaves similarly to physical tiredness, requiring breaks and management to maintain productivity.

Our brains are growing. Will that help prevent dementia?

Bigger brains with increasing volume and surface area observed in recent generations, potentially linked to reduced risk of age-related dementia.

Third Time's The Charm: Dr. Aaron Filler Discusses Findings In Pauline Newman Case

Neurosurgeons have a deeper responsibility for interpreting medical images compared to neurologists, which impacts their decision-making in surgery.

Our brains are growing. Will that help prevent dementia?

Bigger brains with increasing volume and surface area observed in recent generations, potentially linked to reduced risk of age-related dementia.

Third Time's The Charm: Dr. Aaron Filler Discusses Findings In Pauline Newman Case

Neurosurgeons have a deeper responsibility for interpreting medical images compared to neurologists, which impacts their decision-making in surgery.

MRI scans reveal the STUNNING stages of consciousness in the brain

Researchers identified dAAN in brain responsible for 'wakefulness'. Potential to aid comatose patients and develop treatments for altered consciousness.

Research Shows That This Is The Age When Most People Are Happiest And Self-Confident

Older individuals may display reduced activity in the amygdala when shown negative images, indicating a subdued automatic response to negative emotional stimuli as you age.

Happiness generally follows a U-shaped curve, peaking in your 20s, dipping in middle age, and increasing again in your late 60s.

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