Cannabis and the Teenage Brain: New Research Reveals Why Cognitive Effects Are Not One-Size-Fits-All
The editorial's synthesis of nine studies arrives at a moment when the scientific community is recalibrating its assumptions about cannabis ...
The editorial's synthesis of nine studies arrives at a moment when the scientific community is recalibrating its assumptions about cannabis ...
For a decade, a single hospital in Riyadh carried the entire lung transplant burden of Saudi Arabia. Between January 2014 ...
A 45-year-old man arrived at an emergency department in the United States with five days of worsening, 10-out-of-10 pain in ...
Every year, cognitive scientists run thousands of studies on perception, attention, and executive function using tasks that strip the visual ...
A new Frontiers in Behavioral Economics Research Topic shows that cooperation is sustained not by one universal principle but by ...
A qualitative study of 12 cardiac surgery ICU nurses in Iran reveals three themes in perspective-taking: imagining oneself in the ...
For decades, the blood-brain barrier has been the great wall of neurology—a tightly sealed border of endothelial cells and tight ...
A new review reveals how neutrophils can either enhance or undermine oncolytic virus therapy through N1/N2 polarization, virus delivery, and ...
Every year, hundreds of thousands of students arrive at university with one shared weakness: the maths hiding inside their science. ...
For decades, neuroimaging researchers have relied on a seemingly innocuous step to sharpen their brain scans: spatial smoothing. By blurring ...
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