From 18 trips to rehab and stints of homelessnessto making a film with his father about getting clean, Nick Reiner's life has ...
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Surgeon issues serious warning about a syndrome sending cannabis users to the ER
The American Medical Association has been sounding alarms about cannabis health risks, and one of the physicians leading that ...
San Patrignano stands out among the "therapeutic communities" that treat drug addiction. The 700-acre campus is nestled in ...
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Changes in the activity of KCC2 protein influence reward learning
A new finding from researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center shows that the learning process of associating cues ...
Researchers uncovered how shifting levels of a brain protein called KCC2 can reshape the way cues become linked with rewards, ...
“Brain-training” apps promise sharper focus, better memory, and a smarter you — but research shows the hype doesn’t quite match the results. So, what really keeps your brain healthy and sharp?
A shift in a single brain protein can reshape how cues turn into habits, opening new possibilities for treating addiction and neurological disorders.
A new finding from researchers at Georgetown University Medical Center shows that the learning process of associating cues with rewards can be altered by increased or decreased activity of a specific ...
This week, Corrie found herself in a group rushing to support her friend, Rhoda Christenson. She'd just learned that Christenson's husband was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Eating a daily serving of peanuts may help older adults improve blood flow to their brains and boost memory, according to new research. In a study published in Clinical Nutrition, scientists at the ...
A large study of brain scans shows that our neural wiring evolves through five major stages from birth to late old age. These phases are separated by sudden turning points that mark big shifts in how ...
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