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The Neuro Times episodes
- Can Exercise Prevent Alzheimer's Decline?Low and moderate-intensity exercise may slow cognitive decline in older adults with mild memory issues—key to preventing Alzheimer's disease.11 min
- Infant Social Skills: Are They Immune to Trauma?Do babies develop social skills even under war or poverty? Eye-tracking study shows resilience in infant development across cultures.14 min
- Obese Women and Sexual Disorders: Is There a Link?
Do obese women face more severe sexual disorder symptoms? Explore new psychological research into attachment, attraction, and relationship satisfaction.
11 min - Can AI Detect Autism Through Hand Movements?AI can now identify autism by analyzing tiny hand motion patterns. Learn how this groundbreaking research could change early autism detection.12 min
- Facial Attraction: What Features Truly Matter?Eye-tracking and psychology studies reveal how facial traits and personality influence attractiveness and trustworthiness.11 min
- Dopamine and Anxiety: Could D2 Receptors Ease Fear?New research links dopamine D2 receptors in the hippocampus to anxiety relief—potentially reshaping treatment for anxiety and depression.11 min
- Baby's First Steps: Is Timing in Their Genes?Do genes affect when babies walk? Discover how genetics and environment influence a child's first steps and brain development.12 min
- Parental Genes: Do They Shape Child Development?Parental genes influence child development through 'genetic nurture'—impacting education and mental health even when genes aren't inherited.16 min
- GABA and Vision: Could This 'Brake' Explain Eye Disorders?Researchers map vision's smallest control system using GABA signaling, offering new insights into retinal processing and potential eye disorder causes.11 min
- Ambisonics Algorithm: Can It Beat Human Hearing?Can the ambisonics algorithm in AudioDome recreate 3D sound more precisely than human perception? Explore the science behind this immersive tech.18 min
About The Neuro Times
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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.