The study of a patient who has rare mutation in her FAAH-OUT gene opens the door to the development of pain relievers that don’t carry the addictive risk of opioids
The psychologist just published his book ‘Death by Suicide’ in which he explains it as a public health problem, paying particular attention to the suffering of survivors
The British scientist reflects on how little we know about the human brain and explains how neurons in a lobster’s stomach may help us understand our mind
A new study of fish published in ‘Science’ reveals some paradoxes about sexual selection, a process that also affects humans, though this has been somewhat diluted by culture
Despite the public health risks posed by many food items, respect for the freedom to choose and the power of the food-processing industry make it difficult to expand healthy eating habits in society
The University of Granada researcher talks about the limitations of studies showing beneficial effects of sports and other physical activities on brain function
A study shows that cardiologists cannot tell if an evaluation was done by a machine or a technician, and the software’s assessment includes fewer errors
A new study has found an association, though not necessarily a causal effect, between poor quality sleep and a higher likelihood of a cardiovascular accident
A new study shows that there has been a 6% overall increase in feelings of worry, sadness, stress or anger caused by the Covid pandemic, financial crises and social inequality