Image shows brain with the different pathways and regions related to addiction. The prefrontal cortex, amygdala and Nucleus Accumbens are labelled as regions of interest. Other things that people may be addicted to are attached to these pathways, such as phones, cards, dice, alcohol, drugs, and medications.

iPad Kids: Culture or Addictions?

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Pareidolia on the Mind: How the Brain Sees Faces Everywhere

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Tumor Cloning and Lab-grown brains; A New Approach to Small-Cell Lung Cancer

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Exercise Makes You Younger: How Aerobic Stress Benefits the Aging Body at a Molecular Level

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Misery or Mystery? The Importance of Menopause Education and Informed Decision-Making

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The World Your Brain Builds: How Dreams Reveal the Construction of Reality

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The Science of Stress Isn’t Just in Your Head

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Epilepsy’s Forgotten Symptom: Memory Loss in Epilepsy

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Under Pressure: The Effects of Stress on Learning and Memory

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Ketamine – Celebrities Are Using It as an Antidepressant, Should You?

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The Last Sense

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Brain Games, Brain Gains

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How Can Transcendental Meditation (TM) Make You Feel Less Stressed?

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How Alzheimer’s disease risk is affected by socioeconomic status

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How Awareness of Demographic Differences in ALS Diagnoses can Lead to Better Treatment Outcomes

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