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Posted April 21, 2013:
- Social Stress and the Inflamed Brain
- Intranasal Neuropeptide Y May Offer Therapeutic Potential for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- More Evidence Berries Have Health-Promoting Properties
- Stem Cell Transplant Restores Memory, Learning in Mice
Posted April 18, 2013:
Posted April 17, 2013:
- Teens' Brains Are More Sensitive to Rewarding Feedback from Peers
- Scientists Reverse Memory Loss in Animal Brain Cells
- Harms of Harsh Discipline Are Softened by a Loving Mother
Posted April 16, 2013:
- Love at First Sniff: Male Moths Go by First Impressions
- Language Instruction Improved With Fun and Games
Posted April 15, 2013:
- Autism Model in Mice Linked With Genetics
- Training the Brain to Improve on New Tasks
- National Study of Scientist-Educators Reveals Surprises in Training, Funding
- Musicians Who Learn a New Melody Demonstrate Enhanced Skill After a Night's Sleep
- In Sex, Happiness Hinges on Keeping Up With the Joneses
Posted April 12, 2013:
- Disappearing Nannies Force Parents to Accept Their Duties
- Teenage Smoking Behavior Influenced by Friends' and Parents' Smoking Habits
- Exercise or Make Dinner? Study Finds Adults Trade One Healthy Act for Another
- Bad Behavior in Kids With Hearing Implants Doesn't Predict Slowed Language Development
Posted April 11, 2013:
- Molecular Techniques Are 'Man's New Best Friend' in Pet Obesity Research
- 'Strikingly Similar' Brains of Human and Fly May Aid Mental Health Research
- Self-Medication in Animals Much More Widespread Than Believed
- Older People May Be at Greater Risk for Alcohol Impairment Than Teens
- Chickens With Bigger Gizzards Are More Efficient
- Lady Flies Can Decide Who Will Father Their Young
Posted April 10, 2013:
- Training Gives Kids of AIDS Patients a Leg Up
- Great White Sharks Scavenging on Dead Whales
- Benefits of Cognitive Pain Relief Methods
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Posted April 5, 2013:
- New Vision of How We Explore Our World
- Power Struggles Are Best Kept out of the Public Eye: Audiences Influence Future Status of Quails Following Fights Between Rivals
Posted April 4, 2013:
- New Measurement of Crocodilian Nerves Could Help Scientists Understand Ancient Animals
- National Teen Driving Report in U.S. Finds Safety Gains for Teen Passengers
- Bumblebees Use Logic to Find the Best Flowers
Posted April 3, 2013:
- Satellite Tagging Maps the Secret Migration of White Sharks
- Multiple Factors Predict Repeat Suicide-Related Behavior in Youth
- Laser Light Zaps Away Cocaine Addiction
- Research Identifies Co-Factors Critical to PTSD Development
- Physicists Decipher Social Cohesion Issues
Posted April 2, 2013:
- How a Neurotransmitter Acts to Coordinate a Compound Movement Through Two Different Receptors in C. Elegans
- Ozone Masks Plants Volatiles, Plant Eating Insects Confused
- Symbiotic Bacteria Program Circadian-Like Rhythms in Squid Using Light and Chemicals
Posted March 29, 2013:
- Children With Sleep Apnea Have Higher Risk of Behavioral, Adaptive and Learning Problems
- Teachers' Gestures Boost Math Learning
- Robotic Ants Successfully Mimic Real Colony Behavior
Posted March 28, 2013:
- Brain Scans Might Predict Future Criminal Behavior
- In Solving Social Dilemmas, Vervet Monkeys Get by With a Little Patience
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