Torture survivors show reduced brain connectivity in areas controlling attention, response inhibition, and motor functions, likely linked to PTSD symptoms....

Hispanic older adults who frequently attended religious services experienced slower cognitive decline, unlike White or Black participants. This highlights potential...

Men with hypersexual disorder exhibit higher levels of emotional instability, impulsivity, social withdrawal, and interpersonal difficulties compared to men without...

Ketamine infusion induces feelings of awe, which may mediate its antidepressant effects. Stronger awe experiences were linked to greater, longer-lasting...

New research has found no consistent evidence that modern social conditions—high existential security, education, and urbanicity—cause decreased religiosity.

Individuals with higher trait anger and conspiracy mentality are more likely to believe in both low- and high-evil conspiracy theories,...

Researchers found increased thalamus-insula connectivity in individuals with alcohol use disorder during unpredictable threats, linked to higher alcohol intake. This...

A study found that following the Mediterranean or DASH diets is linked to better brain function and slower mental decline...

Recent research found that impulsively violent female convicts had higher abundances of Bacteroides, Barnesiella, and Rhodospirillales, while non-impulsive women had...

fMRI neurofeedback can help people with depression by teaching them to control brain activity linked to their symptoms. It shows...

A recent study found changes in testosterone and cortisol levels were weakly linked to shifts in political opinions. Opinion stability...

Young women using oral contraceptives showed stronger depression-like patterns in automatic cognitive tasks during active hormone intake, while self-reported mood...

Compulsive shopping stems from impaired executive function, according to new research.

Bilingual individuals with Alzheimer’s disease showed preserved hippocampal volume compared to monolinguals, suggesting bilingualism may provide brain maintenance benefits.

Mothers with postpartum depression provide fewer supportive responses to their infants’ positive emotions, which increases toddlers’ depressive symptoms, highlighting maternal...