The Neuromythography of Procrastination
The finding here suggests that procrastination is the self rebelling against doing something being imposed upon it from the outside. 8BM has a stubborn side.
Health & Lifestyle
Old Dogs, New Tricks, Noradrenaline, and the Locus Coeruleus
One of the stereotypes of aging is being set in one's ways, and no longer wanting to seek
Herpesvirus: The Agent of the Body's Ragnarök
The vertebrates have co-evolved with a dark, infiltrating enemy over the past several hundred million years. I am talking about the herpesvirus family of neurotropic viruses.
Mordred and the Sardinian Alcohol‐Preferring Rats
The neurotransmitter arginine vasopressin (AVP) is a complement of oxytocin, and mediates a lot of social behaviors. Both oxytocin and
Eubacterium eligens: One of the Good Bacteria
A pair of studies identify Eubacterium eligens as an excellent bacterial citizen of the gut.
When Rasputin Met Nupeppo
A new preprint study was published today on the DMH (Rasputin) and MCR3 (Nupeppo) receptor. In our neuromemex, the dorsomedial
