Methamphetamine’s Influence on Motivation: Euphoria vs. Productivity

A recent study reveals that methamphetamine boosts motivation without enhancing euphoria, indicating separate brain processes at work.
Overcoming Administrative Barriers to Autism Services

For many families, the greatest obstacle to accessing autism services is not lack of funding, but the overwhelming complexity of the systems that govern them.
Sociosexuality and Infidelity: What Men Reveal

A new study reveals the connection between relationship dissatisfaction, sociosexuality, and infidelity intentions in men.
FDA Approvals Show Limited Innovation in Psychiatry

New research indicates that psychiatric drugs continue to receive FDA approvals without demonstrating clinical utility, emphasizing a troubling trend in innovation.
Understanding Alcohol Use Disorder: Trauma vs. Genetics

New research reveals how genetic factors and childhood trauma interact in the development of Alcohol Use Disorder, highlighting different treatment needs.
Innovative Brain Stimulation Techniques in Addressing Psychopathy

Recent studies suggest brain stimulation may influence empathy and prosocial behavior among individuals with psychopathic traits, although evidence in psychopathy specifically is limited.
Genetics and Economic Struggles: New Insights

Exploring the complex interactions between genetic predisposition for depression and financial challenges.
How Flu Vaccination May Help Prevent Dementia

Recent studies suggest that annual influenza vaccinations can play a crucial role in delaying the onset of dementia among older adults.
Linking Depression in Older Adults to Early Neurological Disease

Explore the crucial relationship between depression and the early signs of Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia in older adults.
Hippocampal Neurons Predict Future Rewards by Shifting Activity

Hippocampal neurons shift their firing patterns backward in time, enabling predictive coding for anticipating rewards, as shown in recent findings.