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Early Exposure to Structural Sexism Accelerates Memory Decline in Women by Up...
Women facing higher levels of systemic sexism experience faster declines in cognition and memory as they age, according to a U.S.-based study. A Cognitive Aging Gap Equivalent to 9 Years Women born in...
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Study Links Cytomegalovirus to a Specific Subtype of Alzheimer’s Disease:...
Researchers from Arizona State University just revealed a surprising link between a common virus, present in most octogenarians, and a specific form of Alzheimer’s disease. Could the key to combating...
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Psilocybin Therapy Enhances Psychological Well-Being in Anorexia Patients but...
This is the first clinical trial to reveal and document the potential of psilocybin-based treatment for anorexia nervosa. A team from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), details the...
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Women’s Sexual Health: How Frequent Masturbation Enhances Self-Worth, Reduces...
Women’s sexual health has long been a topic cloaked in mystery, misconceptions, and cultural taboos. Consequently, albeit sadly, many questions about what actually drives a woman’s sexual satisfaction...
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New Study Suggests Estrogen Could Be a Key Factor Driving Binge Drinking and...
According to a new study, a female hormone, estrogen, promotes excessive alcohol consumption in women. Could excessive alcohol consumption and binge drinking in women be linked to hormones? Yes, and...
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Study Finds Belief in Evolution Reduces Prejudice and Promotes Conflict...
What shapes the way we perceive and treat others? A study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology has shed light on an unexpected factor: belief in human evolution. Led by...
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Study Reveals 67.8% of Women Have Unconscious Attraction to Women, While Only...
What defines attraction? Is it dictated by biology, molded by culture, or shaped by psychological undercurrents we barely understand? Sexual orientation remains one of the more intricate facets of...
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Societal Bias: Harm Against Women Perceived as More Severe Than Similar Harm...
For a long time, society has viewed many aspects of life through the lens of gender. This perception has often influenced how individuals are expected to behave, their roles, and even how they are...
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Wives Earning More Than Husbands Linked to an Increase in Mental Health...
What happens when long-standing family traditions meet modern economic realities? As gender roles shift and women increasingly step into the role of primary earners, the dynamics within households are...
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MRI Safety Lessons from a Woman’s Sex Toy Injury: What Everyone Must Know to...
In July 2023, a 22-year-old woman in the US was injured during an MRI scan because she did not disclose the anal plug she had previously inserted in her body. The device, which she believed was made...
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Teen Girls in Heterosexual Relationships Face Greater Sexual Inequities –...
For a long time, heterosexual relationships have been seen as the ideal template for sexual intimacy. The Bible for instance tells of the story of Adam and Eve, the very first sexual relationship....
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Study Reveals Women Feel More Hurt When Excluded by Unattractive Women Rather...
Think of that time your friends had an outing but didn’t invite you. It stung, didn’t it? Well, this pain is in fact not peculiar to you. You see, while the intensity may vary depending on the...
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Depression, Anxiety and Poverty Rates Likely to Increase Dramatically as AI...
For as long as we can remember, society has been built on the principle of value exchange. This principle implies that as humans, we trade our skills, labor, or expertise to create value that people...
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Why Her Brain Cells Handle Stress Better: New Study Highlights Female...
Key Takeaways: Male and female brains respond to stress differently at the cellular level. Chronic stress alters brain cells in male mice but leaves female mice relatively unaffected. These findings...
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New fMRI-Based Biomarker Identifies Rumination Patterns in the Brain,...
Key Takeaways: Chronic rumination—repetitive negative thinking—has been tied to higher risks of depression and anxiety. A new fMRI-based biomarker can predict rumination tendencies, offering early...
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Daytime Sleep May Disrupt Brain’s “Cleaning System,” Raising Neurological Risks
Key Takeaways: Daytime sleep may interfere with the brain’s waste-clearing process, linked to Alzheimer’s risk. The brain’s glymphatic system relies on circadian rhythms, which daytime napping could...
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Staying Social May Postpone Dementia by 5 Years—Here’s How
Key Takeaways: Engaging in social activities like volunteering, group games, or family gatherings could delay dementia onset by up to 5 years. Older adults who socialize at least six times yearly have...
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Could a Psychedelic Drug Help Fight Heroin Addiction? Rat Study Hints at...
Key Findings: Rats given the psychedelic compound DOI worked 40% less intensely to obtain heroin after a single dose. The effect lasted 30 minutes and targeted serotonin receptors linked to perception...
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Is the Use of Psilocybin for the Treatment of Mental Health Disorders Haram...
Key Findings: Recent studies show that psilocybin may be effective in treating depression, anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, and addiction, often outperforming other treatments. Psilocybin’s...
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AI Can Now Translate Thoughts Into Words, Making Brain-to-Text Communication...
Key Takeaways: A UCSF-developed AI system now decodes brain activity into text with 97% accuracy, offering hope for patients who’ve lost speech. The technology, tested in epilepsy patients, uses...
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