NeurofrontiersBook Review: How Not to Study a DiseaseImage credit: @ionut.stefan.92ishJul 4, 2023Jul 4, 2023
NeurofrontiersWhy Thinking Makes You TiredWe’ve all experienced that thick mental fog after an intense day of cognitively demanding work, be it studying, coding, or planning. As if…Oct 6, 2022Oct 6, 2022
NeurofrontiersNo Link Between Serotonin and Depression?If you’re active on social media, you might’ve come across reports of a recent meta-analysis showing no evidence of a causal link between…Sep 6, 2022Sep 6, 2022
NeurofrontiersOn Identical Twins, Genetics, and Free WillMonozygotic or identical twins are commonly known for being perfectly identical at the genetic level, and any differences between them are…Aug 6, 2022Aug 6, 2022
NeurofrontiersOff With Their Heads!Hold on to your socks, because we’re in for a wild ride. Every so often, news about a certain neurosurgeon and his “brilliant” ideas of…Jun 29, 2022Jun 29, 2022
NeurofrontiersThe Negativity Bias or Why We’re Wired for Doomsday NewsOpen a news app, turn on the TV, or go on your favourite social media app and you’ll most likely be flooded by all sorts of negative or…Jun 9, 2022Jun 9, 2022
NeurofrontiersPosttraumatic Stress DisorderIn today’s post, we’re turning our attention towards a (yet another) mental disorder relatively often portrayed in the media, but still not…May 4, 2022May 4, 2022
NeurofrontiersYour Brain on EstrogensEstrogens represent a group of sex hormones usually known as “woman hormones”. But newer research has begun to show that they are much more…Mar 13, 2022Mar 13, 2022
NeurofrontiersWeek in review: 03–09 Jan 2022 — NeurofrontiersJanuary marks the start of a new type of post here at Neurofrontiers: the “Week in review”. In these posts, we discuss briefly…Jan 11, 2022Jan 11, 2022
