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Brain & Behavior

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Mixing Cannabis and Alcohol Makes Hangovers Worse

Categories Brain & Behavior

Workers Fear AI. Their Bodies Tell a Different Story

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

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The Silent Agony of Getting Your Food First

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

Human-AI Teams Make Better Medical Diagnoses

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

Countries Race to Build AI-Ready Workforces

Categories Bloggers, Brain & Behavior, Technology

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Brain Iron Doubles in Down Syndrome Alzheimer’s Patients

Categories Brain & Behavior

This image shows different ways scientists think about how depression symptoms relate to brain differences across people. In model A, each symptom is linked to a single, specific brain cause—like a one-to-one match. In model B, the same symptom could come from different brain causes—so many brain patterns might lead to the same kind of depression. These two ideas can both be true in different situations. For some groups of people, symptoms may clearly connect to specific brain patterns, while in others, the connections may be more mixed. In model C, people with depression may fall into clear groups based on their brain differences. In model D, differences may be more gradual, like points on a spectrum rather than separate categories.

Same Depression, Different Brains: Study Maps Hidden Patterns

Categories Brain & Behavior

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Why Father-Daughter Bonds Help Female Baboons Live Longer

Categories Brain & Behavior, Life & Non-humans

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To Save the World We Need to Stop the Cheaters

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

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New Study Pinpoints How Common Anesthetic Puts Mice to Sleep

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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Your Credit Score Could Predict Executive Decisions

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

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Ear Wax Could Detect Parkinson’s Disease Early

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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Most People Think They’d Resist Authority—They’re Wrong

Categories Brain & Behavior, Social Sciences

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