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Mental HealthCould creatine slow cognitive decline? Mouse study reveals promising effects on brain aging
A new study published in the journal Food Science & Nutrition suggests that creatine supplementation may help protect the brain from age-related memory and learning impairments. The researchers found that …
Mental HealthLonger antidepressant use linked to more severe, long-lasting withdrawal symptoms, study finds
A new study published in Psychiatry Research provides evidence that the longer people take antidepressants, the more likely they are to experience withdrawal symptoms when they try to stop. These …
Mental HealthOlder adults who feel criticized by loved ones more likely to develop depression
New research published in Translational Psychiatry suggests that older adults who perceive criticism from close family or friends are more likely to develop symptoms of depression over time. The findings …
Mental HealthNew study exposes gap between ADHD drug use and safety research in children
A new study from Finland has found that children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder often stay on medication for several years, with the longest durations seen among younger boys. The research, published …
NeuroscienceResearchers identify neural mechanism behind memory prioritization
New research has uncovered how the brain dynamically adjusts its neural activity to prioritize more important information in working memory. The study, published in Science Advances, found that when people …
Cognitive ScienceYour search habits are trapping you inside a self-made information bubble
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