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Brain’s Default Setting for Ambiguity Matters for Mental Health
56+ min ago (1040+ words) Summary: When you see a facial expression that could be either surprised or shocked, does your brain instinctively label it as "good" or "bad"? This split-second reaction is known as valence bias. A new review suggests that how we interpret…...
Association of Peripheral Inflammatory Indices With Symptom Severity, Functioning, and Metabolic Parameters in the Mexican Population Diagnosed With Schizophrenia
3+ hour, 46+ min ago (323+ words) Introduction: Schizophrenia is a chronic psychotic disorder characterized by systemic immune activation and significant psychosocial impairment. While peripheral inflammatory indices (PIIs) are cost-effective and accessible markers of systemic inflammation, their relationship with clinical and metabolic parameters remains scarce in the…...
From party drug to therapy: how MDMA is slowly entering the medical world
1+ day, 20+ min ago (495+ words) At the Drugs Inc team, we continuously delve into developments surrounding drugs, policy, and science. While cannabis has been firmly in the spotlight in recent years, we are now seeing a striking shift towards another substance: MDMA. What was known…...
Inflammation may be linked with depression, but measurements leave questions
2+ hour, 57+ min ago (323+ words) Some inflammatory markers were associated with depression symptoms in women with diabetes, although the scale used to measure depression appeared to impact those associations, according to findings published in Frontiers in Psychiatry. Because there are more than 200 unique combinations of…...
Mitochondria and Mental Health
22+ hour, 18+ min ago (348+ words) Posted April 5, 2026 | Reviewed by Jessica Schrader One of the most surprising recent findings in neuroscience is the discovery that mitochondria can exist and send signals outside of cells. For most of the twentieth century, the idea of extracellular mitochondria was…...
BEYOND LOCAL: Canada's oldest person dies at age 110
14+ hour, 41+ min ago (454+ words) Niagara resident Burdett Sisler was a national treasure. Just about two weeks before his 111th birthday, the oldest known Canadian died of natural causes at the Fort Erie retirement home had been living in for the last few years. "We were…...
Dr. Gauthier brings balance to modern psychiatry
6+ hour, 59+ min ago (394+ words) HAGERSTOWN, Md. " When Dr. Chris Gauthier sits with a patient, he listens for more than symptoms " he listens for patterns. For Dr. Gauthier, psychiatry is not simply about diagnosing and prescribing. It is about restoring balance " biologically, emotionally and socially. "People…...
What to consider before switching antidepressants
22+ hour, 58+ min ago (1078+ words) Changing medications abruptly can result in dangerous side effects. (Sonia Pulido/The New York Times) Elizabeth, 64, a former lawyer in Ontario, Canada, had taken the antidepressant Celexa for two decades. It helped her cope with the stress of being a…...
Hypnotism can curb chronic pain, University of Washington study finds
1+ day, 38+ min ago (724+ words) On the first day of spring, the Quad on the University of Washington's campus is filled with visitors as they checked out the 29 Yoshino cherry trees in full bloom. (Ellen M. Banner / The Seattle Times) SEATTLE " University of Washington researchers think…...
Study here reveals role of brain regions in regulating impulsivity | The Straits Times - newspaper - Read this story on Magzter.com
16+ hour, 56+ min ago (412+ words) Findings could lead to more effective management of ADHD and addiction Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine's (LKCMedicine) Assistant Professor Tsukasa Kamigaki (left) and research fellow Malcolm Ho are part of a team that studied how brain regions work together…...