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Researchers at UCSF have discovered a brain signature in mice that could lead to new treatment options for severe depression. The study found that stress changes activity in a specific brain circuit, which distinguishes between resilient and less resilient individuals. The researchers, led by Dr. Mazen Kheirbek, looked at the amygdala, a region involved in … Read more
Jeff Bezos expressed his support for Donald Trump’s plans to cut regulation across the American economy, crediting him with growth since 2016. At a recent DealBook conference in New York, Bezos stated he is optimistic about Trump’s agenda and believes it has a good chance of success. Bezos also attempted to address criticisms from Trump … Read more
A small asteroid, measuring approximately 70cm, entered Earth’s atmosphere over Russia’s far east at 01:15 local time on Wednesday morning. Astronomers from the European Space Agency (ESA) detected the phenomenon about 12 hours prior to its arrival. Locals in the remote Sakha region of northeastern Siberia flocked to catch a glimpse of the spectacular fireball, … Read more
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US senators are cracking down on airlines for charging customers extra fees for seats, checked bags, and other services that used to be included in the ticket price. The Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations held a hearing with airline executives, who defended their fee structures as providing consumers with choices. Airlines argue they offer customers … Read more
Iran has released Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi, an activist who was jailed for spreading anti-state propaganda, after a 21-day medical leave. The decision comes amid concerns over her deteriorating health and harsh prison conditions. Mohammadi, 52, was convicted of criticizing Iran’s government and laws curtailing women’s rights before being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in … Read more
Former PlayStation boss Shawn Layden believes that consoles are nearing their final spec and won’t experience significant power leaps again. With current systems almost at the pinnacle of what a console can offer, Layden thinks innovation is plateauing, leading to minimal differences between generations and systems. Instead, he expects content to become the primary competition … Read more
High cholesterol can significantly increase the risk of heart disease and other health issues. Fortunately, incorporating specific superfoods into your diet can help manage cholesterol levels effectively. Here are five superfoods that can aid in preventing and managing high cholesterol: 1. Oats Rich in soluble fiber, oats lower LDL cholesterol by reducing its absorption in … Read more
The UK government has announced plans to ban daytime TV adverts for sugary foods such as cereals, muffins, and burgers in an effort to combat rising child obesity rates. From October next year, ads showing “less healthy” food will only be allowed to air after the 9pm watershed. The National Health Service reports that one … Read more