Parents’ attachment style linked to how deeply they connect with positive memories
A new study finds that mothers with secure attachment styles are more likely to vividly and emotionally relive joyful moments—whether...
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Female killers in Sweden show low psychopathy, primarily reactive motives
A nationwide Swedish study finds most women who commit lethal violence act in emotionally charged situations, with low psychopathy scores...
Depressed individuals have heightened C-reactive protein-to-albumin ratio
New research links an elevated C-reactive protein-to-albumin ratio—a blood marker reflecting inflammation and nutrition status—to higher odds of depression. The...
Genetic link found between suicide risk and brain structure in large-scale study
A large imaging-genetics study suggests that suicide attempt risk and brain structure share common genetic roots. Researchers found overlaps in...
His psychosis was a mystery—until doctors learned about ChatGPT’s health advice
Doctors were baffled when a healthy man developed hallucinations and paranoia. The cause? Bromide toxicity—triggered by an AI-guided experiment to...
Drug-using teens show distinct patterns of brain development tied to dopamine regulation
A new study suggests that slower development in dopamine-related brain regions may help explain why some teens are more likely...
Machine learning helps tailor deep brain stimulation to improve gait in Parkinson’s disease
A new study shows that adjusting deep brain stimulation settings based on wearable sensor data and brain recordings can enhance...
Larger social networks associated with reduced dementia risk
People with more extensive social connections tended to show lower rates of dementia in a review of observational studies. While...
New research reveals what makes self-forgiveness possible or out of reach
Why do some mistakes haunt us for years? A study in Self & Identity explores the inner conflicts that prevent...
One in four people with mood disorders show internal circadian misalignment
New research sheds light on how mismatched biological rhythms—such as melatonin, cortisol, and body temperature—may contribute to depression in young...
Women face backlash when expressing anger about gender inequality
A new study suggests that women who express anger about gender inequality tend to be judged less warmly and receive...
Autopsies revealed mysterious blue-colored brains — now scientists know what caused it
Doctors performing autopsies on critically ill patients were stunned to see brains turning blue. A new forensic study suggests that...
Lonely individuals tend to view themselves as a burden to others
A study of U.S. adults finds that loneliness is linked to feeling like a burden in close relationships. The research...
The science-backed case for doing nothing: why your brain needs time to drift
Surrounded by constant digital noise, our brains rarely get a true break. Attention restoration theory suggests that letting the mind...
Dopamine’s role in learning may be broader than previously thought
New research reveals dopamine helps the brain juggle fast, flexible problem-solving with gradual habit formation. By boosting working memory use...
