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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www.theneurotimes.com

Latest episode

Nov 28, 2025

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Episodes

Air Pollution and Dementia: Are They Linked? 11.10.2025

New research shows air pollution may increase dementia risk. Learn how pollution affects brain health and what steps can reduce your exposure.

Colorado Counseling Law: Free Speech or Harm? 11.10.2025

Explore how Colorado's counseling law impacts therapist ethics, client autonomy, and free speech on gender identity in therapy sessions.

Touch Aversion: Is It Linked to Dark Traits? 03.10.2025

Explore how attachment style and dark triad traits like narcissism influence touch aversion and coercive touch in relationships.

Is Bluesky Replacing Twitter for Scientists? 03.10.2025

Scientists say Twitter's professional use is fading fast. Is Bluesky really the new hub for academic networking and research updates?

Perfect Hug: What Does Science Say? 03.10.2025

Discover how to give the perfect hug using science-backed tips on pressure, duration, and emotional impact.

Chlorpyrifos Exposure: Is Your Baby’s Brain at Risk? 01.10.2025

Prenatal chlorpyrifos exposure may disrupt brain development in children. Learn how common pesticides could affect cognitive function and neural growth.

Breathwork and Consciousness: Can Breathing Alter Your Mind? 01.10.2025

Can fast breathing really change your brain? Explore the science behind breathwork and altered states of consciousness revealed in new brain studies.

Sleep Disorders: Could They Predict Parkinson’s? 01.10.2025

New research shows REM sleep disorder may predict Parkinson’s or dementia years before symptoms. Learn how early brain scans offer critical warnings.

Can Social Connections Actually Slow Aging? 01.10.2025

Do deep social ties lead to slower aging and reduced inflammation? Explore how lifelong relationships impact biological age and health markers.

Parkinson's and Amyloid: Is Alzheimer's Risk Hidden? 01.10.2025

New study links amyloid buildup to higher Alzheimer's risk in older Parkinson's patients—even those without dementia. Learn what this means for early screening.

Gen Z Dating Apps: Are Real Connections Offline Now? 30.09.2025

Gen Z is ditching dating apps for real-life connections. Discover why in-person dating is rising and how Gen Z can build confidence without swiping.

Heart-Brain Connection: Is Every Beat Changing Your Mind? 30.09.2025

Discover how each heartbeat may influence your cognition and emotions. Explore the deep link between mental health and cardiovascular health.

Musicians and Pain: Can Training Rewire the Brain? 30.09.2025

Do musicians really feel less pain? Explore how long-term music training reshapes the brain and changes pain perception, according to neuroscience research.

Need for Closure: Can It Help Relationships Last? 30.09.2025

Does a high need for closure hurt or help commitment in relationships? Discover how this trait may boost romantic stability despite its downsides.

Is Phubbing Hurting Your Relationship? 30.09.2025

Phubbing may lead to affection deprivation and lower relationship satisfaction. Learn how screen time affects emotional connection with partners.

Can Unsafe Homes Rewire Kids' Brains? 30.09.2025

Perceived social threat at home or school reshapes brain connectivity in youth, raising risk for anxiety, depression, and attention issues.

Affectionate Parenting: Is It the Key to Mental Health? 30.09.2025

Affectionate parenting may shape resilient, emotionally healthy kids. Learn how empathy and attunement affect child development and relationships.

Emptiness and BPD: Can It Lead to Impulsive Behavior? 30.09.2025

Discover how chronic emptiness in borderline personality disorder may trigger impulsive actions, and how it's felt by others too.

Mediterranean Diet: Can It Lower Alzheimer’s Risk? 30.09.2025

Can the Mediterranean diet reduce Alzheimer's risk in people with the APOE4 gene? Discover the science behind diet, genetics, and dementia prevention.

AI Chatbots and Suicide: Are Their Responses Safe? 30.09.2025

Do AI chatbots give safe advice on suicide? Study shows inconsistent responses to medium-risk questions. Learn what this means for mental health support.

Hearing Loss Therapy: Can Stem Cells Help? 21.06.2025

Can tracing stem cells unlock hearing loss treatments? Explore how barcoding reveals inner ear development and new therapy pathways.

Natural Neuroscience: Is Lab Research Missing the Point? 21.06.2025

Explore natural neuroscience and how real-world behaviors in animals challenge reductionist lab methods in brain science.

Brain Connectome: Can a Mouse Watching Movies Unlock the Mind? 18.06.2025

Learn how scientists built the largest brain connectome by mapping a mouse's neurons while it watched Star Wars and The Matrix.

Opioid Epidemic: Why Is It Moving East? 18.06.2025

The opioid epidemic's epicenter has shifted east, driven by fentanyl and changing demographics. Learn how it's impacting different communities.

Do Pets Increase Happiness? Science Says Yes 17.06.2025

New research reveals that owning a pet can significantly boost life satisfaction—comparable to a $93,000 happiness value.

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