Category: Psychology
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Fish oil and brain injury recovery: Study flags EPA as a potential risk in repeated concussions
New research suggests fish oil’s EPA may hinder brain blood-vessel repair after repeated mild head injuries, raising questions about omega-3 use in recovery.
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Rutgers study suggests internalized stress could speed memory decline in older Chinese Americans
Rutgers researchers report that internalized stress, including hopelessness, tracked with faster memory decline among older Chinese Americans in a major cohort…
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Scientists map the nose’s smell receptors in unprecedented detail, offering fresh clues to how olfaction works
A large mouse study maps over 1 000 olfactory receptors into organized nasal stripes, offering new insight into how smell signals are wired to the brain.
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Why Old Buildings Can Feel Unsettling: Researchers Point to Infrasound and Rising Stress Hormones
That uneasy feeling many people report in older buildings may have a measurable physical trigger, according to new research into infrasound, a type of…
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Coffee and the gut-brain axis: New study finds decaf may lift mood and memory too
A new gut-brain axis study suggests coffee affects gut microbes and mood, with decaf showing potential benefits for memory alongside broader wellbeing changes.