Alcohol increases pain tolerance and fuels aggression - Earth.com

Study reveals how alcohol raises pain tolerance and fuels aggression, reducing empathy and increasing harm risk.

Daily dose of dark chocolate may lower diabetes risk, study finds - ABC News

Microbes on the Mind: How the Brain Microbiome Affects Dementia Risk - The People's Pharmacy

Researchers plan to find out if infections disrupting the brain microbiome are responsible for the devastation of dementia.

Lung cancer is Channel Islands' deadliest cancer - report - BBC.com

Experts say more people have died of lung cancer in the Channel Islands than any other type of cancer.

Gene Defect Linked Brain Size and Social Behavior in ASD, Schizophrenia - Neuroscience News

A new study reveals how genetic deficits, particularly in the Tbx1 gene, are linked to reduced brain volume and altered social behavior, findings relevant to autism and schizophrenia.

A cheap daily supplement can boost brain function in older adults - BGR

Researchers discovered an unlikely brain-boosting supplement for older people, and it's actually really cheap.

151 million Americans have mental health disorders linked to leaded gasoline - Earth.com

Over the past 75 years, 151 million cases of mental health disorders have likely resulted from American children's exposure to lead.

Study Suggests Fragmented Nocturnal Sleep May Play a Role in MASLD Development - MD Magazine

A new study showed patients with MASLD have fragmented nocturnal sleep with frequent awakenings per night and a session on healthy sleep habits did not improve sleep parameters.

This Is the No.1 Sign of Heart Disease in Men - Men's Health

Cardiologists also discuss some less common symptoms and when to seek emergency care for your heart.

New Appetite Regulating Neurons Discovered - Neuroscience News

Researchers have identified a previously unknown population of neurons in the hypothalamus that play a critical role in regulating appetite.

Genetic risk for schizophrenia linked to a malformed skull - Medical Xpress

The chromosomal disorder 22q11.2 deletion syndrome (22q) has emerged as one of the strongest risks for schizophrenia. Scientists at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital identified malformed regions of the cerebellum in laboratory models and patients with 22q…

DNR: Don’t approach mange-infested coyote named ‘Itchy Gru’ in Spring Lake - MLive.com

The coyote has been seen in various populated locations between Spring Lake and Ferrysburg.

Sleep Boosts Language Learning and Memory Consolidation - Neuroscience News

Researchers found that sleep enhances memory of new words and grammar by synchronizing specific brainwave patterns during NREM sleep.

What scientists just learned about addiction by giving rats cocaine: ‘The third group surprised us’ - New York Post

The responses of lab rats given cocaine are shedding new light on the cognition of addiction.

Experts Bust Perimenopause Myths and Share Tips to Ease Symptoms - MSN

This common diet mistake is ruining your energy levels — blame the ‘90s - New York Post

A doctor has shared the better way to eat for more energy — and some extra tips for an added boost.