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fromMail Online
2 weeks agoThe 5 stages of the brain - 'adolescent' period lasts until age 32
Their analysis revealed that the average human life is split up by four pivotal 'turning points' between five key stages - childhood, adolescence, adulthood, early ageing, and late ageing. If you're in your early 30s and still don't feel like a proper adult, you're not wrong, as scientists say the 'adolescent' period lasts until age 32. 'The brain goes through a natural transition around the time puberty begins, which extends until the early 30s,' lead researcher Dr Alexa Mousley told the Daily Mail. 'This age window exceeds what many consider "adolescence".'
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fromwww.independent.co.uk
3 weeks agoScientists' striking' discovery about what mental health conditions do to your brain
Young people with anxiety, depression, ADHD and conduct disorder show reduced cortical surface area in emotion, threat-response and bodily-awareness regions, indicating shared neurobiology.
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2 months agoThe Mexican neuroscientist who is revolutionizing care for patients with psychosis
A patient with psychosis inspired Camilo de la Fuente to study brain alterations, develop predictive methods for schizophrenia treatment, and advance neurochemical research.
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fromPsychology Today
6 months agoObesity Actually Changes Your Brain
Obesity alters brain structure and function, decreasing dopamine receptors and influencing eating behaviors.
High-fat, high-sugar diets change the brain's reward processing and promote overeating.
Reversal of brain changes due to obesity is challenging and may not be fully achievable.
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