A new study reveals that evening chronotypes (night owls) experience significantly higher body fat percentages, visceral adiposity, elevated blood glucose,...
Category: #Neuroscience
Adolescent Brain Changes Temporarily Obscure Earlier Memories
Late adolescence triggers a temporary destabilization of contextual memory circuits due to the targeted remodeling of perineuronal nets […]
Genetic Cause of Chronic Excessive Sweating Discovered
A new study establishes that primary hyperhidrosis is driven by a genetic defect in the Nav1.8 voltage-gated sodium […]
GLP-1’s Reduce Binge Eating Symptoms
A new study establishes that GLP-1 receptor agonists significantly reduce core behavioral markers of Binge Eating Disorder, including […]
Macrophage Receptor Blockade Reverses Multi-Organ Aging
Age-related multi-organ decline is driven by an EP2-receptor-mediated failure of tissue-resident macrophages to clear senescent neutrophils.
Widespread M1 Receptor Deficits in Schizophrenia Found
A new study utilizes a novel PET radiotracer to provide the first in vivo evidence of widespread muscarinic […]
Single Neural Population Detects Both Warm and Cool Sensations
A new study demonstrates that non-painful thermal perception is governed by a single population of bidirectional neurons rather […]
