The Neuro Times

The Neuro Times

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The Neuro Times is a neuroscience and psychology blog dedicated to bridging the gap between scientific research and public understanding. By making cutting-edge discoveries accessible, relatable, and easy to read, The Neuro Times empowers readers to explore the complexities of the human brain and behavior in a way that is both engaging and informative.

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The Neuro Times

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www.theneurotimes.com

Latest episode

Nov 28, 2025

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Episodes

Autism Clinical Trials: Will ARIA Speed Progress? 26.04.2025

ARIA aims to fast-track autism clinical trials. Learn how its IMPACT network could transform treatments for profound autism and related conditions.

Speech Comprehension: Can This Simple Trick Help? 26.04.2025

New research reveals how a simple technique improves speech comprehension in noisy settings—exploring cognitive benefits and brain training insights.

Peanut Allergy in Adults: Can Daily Doses Help? 26.04.2025

Can adults reduce peanut allergy risks with daily exposure? New research explores oral immunotherapy and its long-term effects.

Autism and Employment: What's Holding People Back? 26.04.2025

Why do autistic people struggle to get hired? Explore how interviews and biases impact job chances for those with autism.

Lyme Disease Antibiotic: Does It Harm Your Gut? 26.04.2025

Can Lyme disease be treated without damaging the gut microbiome? Discover how a pneumonia drug may offer a targeted, low-dose solution.

Phone Game for Social Anxiety: Does It Work? 25.04.2025

A phone game helps reduce social anxiety by training focus away from negativity. Learn how StarStarter changes attention patterns.

Psychedelics and HPPD: Should You Be Worried? 25.04.2025

Do psychedelics cause lasting visual effects? A new study explores HPPD, delusional ideation, and who may be at risk.

Blue Zones: Can Their Lifestyle Help You Live Longer? 25.04.2025

Discover how Blue Zone lifestyle habits like purpose, diet & social connection can promote longevity and happiness. Explore expert-backed tips.

How to Be a Better Friend—Is It Really That Hard? 25.04.2025

Learn how to be a better friend with expert-backed advice. Discover simple habits that build lasting friendships and support mental health.

Depression Humor: Is It Really Helping You? 25.04.2025

Is joking about depression healthy? Discover when humor can help—and when it can hurt your mental health journey.

Can Changing Stereotypes Make Men More Caring? 24.04.2025

New research reveals that shifting gender stereotypes helps men view themselves as more nurturing, impacting relationships and emotional well-being.

Political Lies: Do Far-Right Parties Lie More? 24.04.2025

Discover how political lies follow patterns—new studies link radical-right populism, brain structure, and misinformation vulnerability.

Brain Function and Stress: Are They Connected? 24.04.2025

Explore how stress affects brain function and its link to trauma, memory, and mental health. New research uncovers surprising insights.

Does Expressing Negativity Improve Relationships? 24.04.2025

New research shows expressing negativity can boost support in romantic relationships. Find out how emotional honesty may strengthen bonds.

Probiotic Supplements: Can They Improve Your Mood? 24.04.2025

New research shows probiotic supplements may reduce negative emotions in healthy adults. Explore how gut health connects to mental well-being.

Does Your Brain Learn Differently Than We Thought? 23.04.2025

New neuroscience reveals how memory, personality, and disorders reshape our brain. Discover what this means for how we learn and think.

Is Political Conservatism Linked to Prejudice? 23.04.2025

New research reveals a strong connection between political conservatism and generalized prejudice, challenging assumptions about partisan behavior.

Romantic Chemistry: What Really Sparks Attraction? 23.04.2025

What creates romantic chemistry? New research reveals 9 key elements like comfort, spark, and mutuality that define attraction in long-term relationships.

Incel Forums: Do They Really Fuel More Extremism? 23.04.2025

Do incel forums drive increased anger and extreme language? New research explores patterns of online radicalization and group dynamics.

Do Men Underestimate Depression Support? 23.04.2025

Men often misjudge how willing their peers are to seek help for depression, new research reveals—impacting mental health awareness and recovery rates.

Psychedelic Antidepressants: Are Trial Results Misleading? 22.04.2025

Do psychedelics truly help depression? New research questions trial claims, examining overstated antidepressant effects in clinical studies.

Narcissism and Machiavellianism: Can AI Map the Brain? 22.04.2025

AI reveals how narcissism and Machiavellianism link to specific brain networks. Explore new neuroscience research and its implications.

Psychopathy and Brain Injury: Is There a Link? 22.04.2025

Discover how traumatic brain injury in youth may increase psychopathic traits and what it means for criminal behavior and mental health outcomes.

Physical Behavior and Sexual Satisfaction: Is There a Link? 22.04.2025

New study reveals how physical behavior patterns influence sexual satisfaction in committed couples. Discover what behaviors matter most.

Asexuality and Family Structure: Is There a Link? 22.04.2025

New research explores how family structure may influence asexuality, revealing surprising connections to personality and life experiences.

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