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The COVID-19 pandemic sparked increased interest in the effects of social isolation on our brains and mental health. -
And other neuroscience news for the week of November 30, 2020. -
When you exercise, your muscles and liver release proteins into your blood that exert powerful influence on your brain. -
Treating fears in a virtual environment could make therapies for phobias less difficult and more accessible. -
Adolescents’ brains are highly capable, if inconsistent, during this critical age of exploration and development. They are also acutely tuned into rewards. -
Understanding how the anesthetic and club drug works ushered in a paradigm shift for depression and mental health. -
Basic research in mice turned into a “Eureka!” moment in the lab of Jamie Maguire. -
At last, neuroscientists are learning how the hormone shapes social behaviors such as pair-bonding and parental care. It’s more complicated than they thought. -
Amid decades of growing antidepressant use, the drugs are showing up in aquatic environments. Even vanishingly small concentrations of these drugs can change fish’s brains and alter their behavior. -
After the torrential rains end, or the flood recedes, or the fire burns out, many people continue to feel the emotional wounds of a natural disaster.
