The Importance of Maternal Touch in Promoting Prosocial Behavior
The article discusses a study linking maternal touch in childhood with prosocial behavior in adolescents, highlighting the importance of secure attachment.
Investing in Recovery: The STREETS Initiative Explained
Secretary Kennedy announces a $100 million investment aimed at transforming the approach to homelessness and substance use recovery.
Funding New Paths for Addiction Recovery and Homelessness
The HHS announces a new $100M initiative focused on addiction recovery and support for the homeless, marking a shift from previous policies.
Mapping Genetic Risks to Depression-Related Brain Changes
A recent study highlights the intersection of genetic factors with brain structure and activity changes in major depressive disorder.
Cannabidiol Shows Promise in Preventing Alzheimer’s Symptoms
Cannabidiol may protect against early Alzheimer-like symptoms in rats by reducing brain inflammation.
Unique Neural Responses to Alcohol Consumption in Mice
A new study identifies specific neurons in the amygdala that show distinctive activity patterns during alcohol consumption, advancing our understanding of alcohol use disorder.
Hyperthyroidism and Dark Personality Traits: A Surprising Link
New research highlights a connection between hyperthyroidism and dark personality traits, suggesting biological influences on behavior.
New Insights into Bipolar Disorder: The Role of the Paraventricular Thalamic Nucleus
A study reveals significant changes in the paraventricular thalamic nucleus in bipolar disorder, leading to potential new therapies.
Psilocybin’s Lasting Impact on Mental Health
Recent research shows that psilocybin’s long-lasting antidepressant effects may be due to changes in neuronal firing rather than structural changes, offering new insights into treatment.
High Rates of ADHD Among Autistic Adults on Medicaid
An analysis of Medicaid data highlights the prevalence of ADHD among autistic adults, shedding light on healthcare access and co-occurring conditions.