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    Metabolic Psychiatry; Treating Mental Illness with Keto?

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    Siddharth Yenamandra

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    March 4, 2024
    Metabolic Psychiatry; Treating Mental Illness with Keto?

    Metabolism and mental health are two areas in which American adults are struggling. Over 40% of American adults are obese, and over 35% of American adults and anxiety and/or depression. In 2015, Dr. Shebani Sethi, board certified in psychiatry and obesity medicine, realized that there is a connection between metabolic…

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  • Neuroscience, Other, Pyschology

    The Story of Phineas Gage

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    Siddharth Yenamandra

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    March 2, 2024
    The Story of Phineas Gage

    The story of Phineas Gage is an unusual and saddening story, yet is quite informative, It reveals a lot about the connection between psychology and neuroscience, so let’s dive right in! The Accident Phineas Gage was working as a railroad construction foreman for the Rutland & Burlington railroad. On September…

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  • Neuroscience

    Nerve Cell Differentiation & Sonic Hedgehog?

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    February 20, 2024
    Nerve Cell Differentiation & Sonic Hedgehog?

    All of our nerve cells stem from the fetus. In fact, every cell stems from a special type of cell in the fetus called a stem cell. So how does a astrocyte become and astrocyte, while a neuron becomes a neuron? If all nerve cells originate from one stem cell,…

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  • Neuroscience

    The Vagus Nerve

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    February 17, 2024
    The Vagus Nerve

    The vagus nerve is the one of the longest nerves of the human body. Made up of sensory and motor fibers, the vagus nerve interacts with the heart, lungs, and digestive system. Technically, the vagus nerves consist of two parts, the right and left vagal nerves, but they are referred…

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  • Neuroscience

    How does the screen impact us?

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    Siddharth Yenamandra

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    February 15, 2024
    How does the screen impact us?

    In an ever-growing digital world, screens are found everywhere. From tablets at home, to laptops at school, to smartphones in our pockets, and computers in workplaces, screens consume on average, 7 hours per day. But what effects does this have on our body and brain? Do screens rot our brain?…

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  • Neuroscience

    How does Exercise Impact our Brain

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    February 12, 2024
    How does Exercise Impact our Brain

    We’ve all heard that exercise can reduce our stress, and give us more focus, and concentration. But how does all of this work? What are the direct impacts of exercise on the brain? What is exercise? Exercise is “activity requiring physical effort, carried out to sustain or improve health and…

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  • Diseases

    Epilepsy & Seizures

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    Siddharth Yenamandra

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    February 11, 2024
    Epilepsy & Seizures

    What is a seizure? A seizure involves random, sudden bursts of electrical activity in the brain. This electrical activity can disrupt brain functions by triggering certain action potentials. However, not all seizures are indicative of epilepsy. In fact, it is possible for a non-epileptic brain to experience a seizure. This…

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  • Neuroscience

    Sports and Concussions

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    February 8, 2024
    Sports and Concussions

    When we think of sports and brain injuries, the first thing that pops to our minds are concussions. But what exactly are concussions, and which sports cause them? And how can we play those sports without getting concussions? What Are Concussions Concussions are a TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) caused by…

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  • Neuroscience

    The Sleep Cycle

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    February 5, 2024
    The Sleep Cycle

    When we sleep, we go through four phases of sleep. The first 3 phases are classified as NREM (Non-Rapid Eye Movement), while the last phase is classified as REM (Rapid Eye Movement). But how do these phases of sleep, help our brain take a break? Stages of NREM Sleep REM…

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  • Neuroscience, Other

    3D Printed Brain!

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    Siddharth Yenamandra

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    February 2, 2024
    3D Printed Brain!

    Hello dear readers. Whenever something incredible happens in the world of neuroscience, you can be sure that I will cover it. And that is what today’s short post is about. Today I wanted to share one amazing breakthrough made in the field of neuroscience with you all. This breakthrough is…

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