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How video games and porn are ruining a generation of guys
Zimbardo and Nikita Duncan , Special to CNN updated 11:21 AM EDT, Wed May 23, 2012 Video games can go wrong when the person playing them is desensitized to reality, the authors say. (CNN) -- Is the overuse of video games and pervasiveness of online
Tags: South Korea, Seoul, Limbic system, Video game controversy, orgasm, Violent media, Cerebrum, neuroanatomy, Technology Internet, addiction
Stress for Success: Daily brain training can moderate moods
Written by Jacquelyn Ferguson Special to news-press.com Filed Under Brain training based on current brain research can help diminish what haunts you mentally and cultivate better moods...Rick Hanson and Richard Mendius, to make progress on this, you
Tags: Fort Myers, Health Medical Pharma, Central nervous system, Brain, neuroanatomy, emotion, happiness, Organs, Entertainment Culture
Between Your Ears: 'Brain freeze' offers clues to other ills
Now, Jorge Serrador at Harvard University has studied what is going on to create brain freeze. Transcranial ultrasound scans taken while students sipped ice-cold water show the anterior cerebral artery dilates rapidly, then returns to normal size.
Tags: brain freeze, headaches, MIGRAINE, brains freeze, East Pittsburgh, Central nervous system, nervous system, Brain, neuroanatomy, Organs
Are musicians our external brains? [Video]
I'm willing to bet that half the people reading this, though they may be brilliant as all io9 readers are, still have to hum "The Alphabet Song" when they're alphabetizing...It's partly because musicians do a lot of the thinking for us. Last week, in
Tags: external brains, San Francisco, Central nervous system, Brain, neuroanatomy, Philosophy of mind, Organs, Entertainment Culture
Pinterest and the battle for social media dominance
In the social media battle, Pinterest may have what it takes to knock out the others. Visual focus means it speaks to our brains in a way the others don't...No rankings or numbers of friends although the number of likes and re-pins may remake the new
Tags: social media, PSE Pinterest, media dominance, los angeles, Central nervous system, Brain, neuroanatomy, Organs
Be Part of a Movement that is Transforming Medicine, Psychology, and Spirituality
Michael Cotton, Higher Brain Living® signals a major physiological shift in the transformation of humanity. A one-of-a-kind technique that frees fear-based lower brains, Higher Brain Living® offers clients the chance to create an
Tags: brains living, Dr. Cotton, awaken higher, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Health Medical Pharma, Central nervous system, Cotton, Brain
Knowledge of the brain helps balance your moods
Written by Jacquelyn Ferguson, special to news-press.com Filed Under Moods are tricky things. Some come and go quickly, causing no real distress, but others are more obstinate. Some can be overwhelming, causing depression or other uncomfortable
Tags: Fort Myers, Health Medical Pharma, Central nervous system, nervous system, neurobiology, Brain, Neuroscience, neuroanatomy
Memoirs of an Addicted Brain by Marc Lewis - review
Black Star/Alamy "Probably a crab would be filled with a sense of personal outrage if it could hear us class it without ado or apology as a crustacean and thus dispose of it. 'I am no such thing,' it would say; 'I am myself , myself alone."
Tags: Marc Lewis, San Francisco, Cell signaling, Brain, cerebral cortex, Neuroscience, neuroanatomy, Obsessivecompulsive disorder, emotion, Neurotransmitters
Transparent Zebrafish Shed Light on Brain Activity
In order to overcome this problem researchers at Harvard University and the University of Cambridge have developed a novel technique to measure the simultaneous activity of up to 2,000 neurons in zebrafish at the resolution of individual cells. In
Tags: transparent zebrafish, United Kingdom, Cambridge, Health Medical Pharma, Central nervous system, nervous system, human brain, Brain, Cerebellum, neuroanatomy
Robotic arm to reveal inner working of brain cells
Researchers have developed a new automated process to find and record information from neurons such as patterns of electrical activity, its shape, even a profile of which genes are turned on at a given moment, thus eliminating the need for months of
Tags: brain cells, Robotic Arm, India, Noida, Health Medical Pharma, Central nervous system, Brain, neuroanatomy
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