Is Harsh Parenting Linked to Dark Personality Traits?
A new study explores how harsh parenting in childhood may contribute to dark personality traits in adulthood. Learn the psychological impact.
Mar 01, 2025•10 min•Ep. 113
The Neuro Times
The Neuro Times is a neuroscience and psychology blog dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding. By making cutting-edge discoveries accessible, relatable, and easy to read, The Neuro Times empowers readers to explore the complexities of the human brain and behavior in a way that is both engaging and informative.
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AI Brain Aging: Can It Predict Cognitive Decline?
A new AI model analyzes MRI scans to measure brain aging speed, offering insights into dementia risk and cognitive health.
Mar 01, 2025•20 min•Ep. 116
Does Birth Control Affect Women's Competitive Drive?
New research suggests birth control pills may reduce women's competitive drive. Discover how hormonal contraception impacts ambition and decision-making.
Mar 01, 2025•11 min•Ep. 114
Does Virtual Reality Sound Affect Balance?
Explore how sound in virtual reality influences balance performance. Discover the latest research on auditory impact in VR environments.
Mar 01, 2025•9 min•Ep. 117
Do SSRIs Accelerate Cognitive Decline?
New research suggests SSRIs may worsen cognitive decline in dementia patients. Learn how antidepressants impact brain health.
Feb 27, 2025•12 min•Ep. 115
Rice-based Baby Food: Does It Lower ADHD Risk?
A Taiwan study suggests rice-based baby food may lower ADHD risk. Learn how diet influences cognitive development in early childhood.
Feb 27, 2025•16 min•Ep. 118
Face Processing and Intelligence: What’s the Link?
Scientists reveal a key connection between face processing and intelligence. Discover how cognitive functions are intertwined.
Feb 25, 2025•15 min•Ep. 110
Can a Blood Pressure Drug Treat ADHD?
Researchers find amlodipine, a blood pressure drug, may help reduce ADHD symptoms by targeting brain calcium channels.
Feb 25, 2025•11 min•Ep. 112
Genetic Mutation and Schizophrenia: What's the Link?
Researchers found a genetic mutation linked to schizophrenia that alters brain function. Learn how the GLDC gene affects glycine and NMDA receptors.
Feb 25, 2025•16 min•Ep. 111
Low B12 and Brain Health: Should You Worry?
Low but normal B12 levels may slow brain function and increase dementia risk. Should B12 guidelines change?
Feb 25, 2025•10 min•Ep. 108
Are Angrier Men Seen as Less Intelligent?
New psychology research suggests women perceive angrier men as less intelligent. Learn what this means and how it impacts social dynamics.
Feb 25, 2025•11 min•Ep. 109
Does Fluoride Exposure Affect Intelligence?
An Australian study finds that fluoride exposure in early childhood does not harm intelligence. Learn about the research and its implications.
Feb 25, 2025•16 min•Ep. 107
Are More Teen Girls Identifying as LGBQ Linked to Suicidality?
A study explores the rising suicidality among teen girls and its connection to increasing LGBQ identification. Learn more about the findings.
Feb 24, 2025•12 min•Ep. 106
Mini-brains: Do They Resemble a 40-Day Fetal Brain?
Scientists fused organoids to create mini-brains resembling a 40-day-old fetus. What does this mean for brain research?
Feb 24, 2025•14 min•Ep. 104
Does COVID-19 Change Young Adult Brains?
New research reveals how COVID-19 impacts young adult brain function. Learn about the latest neuroscience findings.
Feb 24, 2025•9 min•Ep. 99
Mouse Brain Frozen for a Week – Can It Be Revived?
Scientists revived mouse brain slices after a week at -150°C. Could this lead to suspended animation for humans?
Feb 24, 2025•13 min•Ep. 101
AI Math Tutor: Can ChatGPT Replace Human Help?
Can AI like ChatGPT be as effective as human tutors in math? A new study suggests AI may offer comparable learning support. Learn more.
Feb 24, 2025•14 min•Ep. 103
AI Chip Maps 70,000+ Neural Connections - What’s Next?
A new AI-powered silicon chip maps 70,000+ synaptic connections, revolutionizing neuroscience research and brain mapping technology.
Feb 24, 2025•13 min•Ep. 100
CAR T-Cells: Can They Cure Neuroblastoma?
CAR T-cell therapy has achieved an 18-year remission in neuroblastoma. Could this be the key to curing childhood nerve cancer?
Feb 24, 2025•11 min•Ep. 102
Can This Protein Reverse Aging?
Researchers discover AP2A1, a protein that may reverse cellular aging. Could this be the key to anti-aging treatments?
Feb 24, 2025•13 min•Ep. 97
Bad Trips and Guilt: Are They Good for Psychedelic Healing?
Discover why difficult feelings during psychedelic use, like guilt and bad trips, may actually be beneficial for mental health and transformation.
Feb 24, 2025•11 min•Ep. 98
Do Walnuts for Breakfast Boost Brainpower?
Eating walnuts for breakfast may enhance cognitive function throughout the day, according to a new study. Learn how walnuts impact brain health.
Feb 23, 2025•18 min•Ep. 105
Does Being Bilingual Delay Dementia?
Studies suggest speaking multiple languages can delay dementia onset. Learn how bilingualism benefits brain health.
Feb 21, 2025•17 min•Ep. 95
How Do SSRIs Affect Serotonin Receptors?
New research explores how SSRIs impact serotonin receptors and what it means for depression treatment.
Feb 21, 2025•12 min•Ep. 96
How Does the Brain Ignore Distractions?
Discover how the brain stays focused by suppressing distractions. Learn about new research on attention control and its real-world implications.
Feb 21, 2025•9 min•Ep. 93
Fragile X Syndrome: Can This New Treatment Work?
Researchers explore a new molecular strategy to treat fragile X syndrome by enhancing NMDA receptor activity. Learn how this approach may help.
Feb 21, 2025•11 min•Ep. 94
mRNA Nanoparticles: Can They Cross the Blood-Brain Barrier?
Scientists develop lipid nanoparticles that deliver mRNA across the blood-brain barrier, offering hope for treating brain diseases like Alzheimer's and ALS.
Feb 20, 2025•10 min•Ep. 89
Why Do Women Orgasm? Science Is Still Unraveling
The science behind female orgasm remains a mystery, but new research sheds light on its evolutionary and biological purpose.
Feb 20, 2025•18 min•Ep. 90
Why Do Unmarried Voters Lean Democrat?
Explore the racial and religious factors influencing unmarried voters' Democratic preference and how political trends shape party support.
Feb 20, 2025•15 min•Ep. 92
Is Psychology Wrong About Race?
New research suggests racial categories may not predict shared views on racism. Explore the implications of this Harvard study.
Feb 20, 2025•9 min•Ep. 91
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