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Why Dreaming Leaves the Brain Running Low on Energy - SciTechDaily

Why Dreaming Leaves the Brain Running Low on Energy - SciTechDaily

The dreaming brain surges with energy, yet its neurons may consume it faster than they can replenish it.

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3 Things Gastroenterologists Never Do After Dinner - EatingWell

3 Things Gastroenterologists Never Do After Dinner - EatingWell

Learn why gastroenterologists never do these three things after dinner. Plus, learn helpful tips on how you can support your gut health after dinner.

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Ketamine’s rapid relief of suicidal thoughts may be linked to an increase in morning cortisol - PsyPost

Ketamine’s rapid relief of suicidal thoughts may be linked to an increase in morning cortisol - PsyPost

A recent clinical trial found that a single dose of ketamine tends to increase morning cortisol levels in suicidal patients. This surprising hormonal...

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CDC reports case of La Crosse virus in Claiborne County; One of 4 total cases in US - WBIR

CDC reports case of La Crosse virus in Claiborne County; One of 4 total cases in US - WBIR

The CDC confirms a La Crosse virus case in Claiborne County, urging residents to take precautions against mosquito bites as the virus can cause severe...

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‘When my ADHD diagnosis was removed, it was a relief’ - The Times

‘When my ADHD diagnosis was removed, it was a relief’ - The Times

Rates of conditions such as ADHD and autism seem to be ever growing, but some adults diagnosed in childhood are happy to be free of their labels

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54% of men believe a dangerous testosterone myth — the troubling places they’re getting their info - New York Post

54% of men believe a dangerous testosterone myth — the troubling places they’re getting their info - New York Post

Testosterone is so hot right now. And many men believe boosting this hormone can make them hotter. That’s just one of the strange beliefs highlighted...

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