Not exact matches
Researchers are looking beyond traditional cognitive
changes in the
brain that make older
people more susceptible to fraud.
A first impression sets the stage for how
people view you
in the future, and there's nothing you can do to
change that: This is a direct byproduct of the way the human
brain stores information.
Tarun:
In health we're amazingly privileged to work with
people who are using their intellectual and emotional efforts to
change things, but you have to get inside
people's
brains.
While the results can't conclusively prove that all those second screens are causing the
changes to the
brain (differences
in brain structure could also lead
people to be more likely to multitask), the researchers suggest that the results should nonetheless serve as a red flag for fans of multiple devices while further studies are carried out to test causality.
Using functional magnetic resonance imaging to measure
changes in blood flow, she found that as
people received more information, their
brain activity increased
in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, a region behind the forehead that is responsible for making decisions and controlling emotions.
So they knew that a
person who is gay uses their
brain differently, that gays are affected by hormone levels
in the womb, that they know at a young age their orientation without environmental factors, that the world major organizations would recognize that a gay
person can't
change their orientation through therapy.
If you
change the chemistry
in the
brain slightly you can
change the way a
person acts no matter what they believe
in.
If there is no free will then we can assume there is no soul because if a
persons personality
changes with just a slight tweek
in the
brain then that would mean their soul
changed too and is not immortal and
in all probability nonexistant.
Something a simple as not eating and
in particular, not drinking regularly can
change the chemistry of a
persons brain, it
changes the way you perceive things, take
in information — extreme cases can cause delusions, false sensory intake...
My husband died by suicide and I'm appalled at the number of ignorant
people in the world and
in the church who believe «you just have to
change your thinking» to overcome depression, anxiety or other
brain related diseases, and even take to blaming the family for the problem.
Simply put, it's the idea that when
people share their personal stories with another, both
people see
changes in their
brain circuitry.
Plenty of live interaction from other
people can actually make
changes in the
brain and make the child want to communicate or learn to communicate even more than they were able to.
Take into account that when anxiety collects
in a
person, their
brain and body chemistry becomes
changed.
The results showed the former players experienced a reduction
in fine motor control and abnormal
changes in brain function when compared with healthy
people of the same age who had never played contact sport.
Changes in the
brain's chemicals can also affect how a
person feels.
The chemistry of the
brain can
change due to genetics or when exposed to harmful chemicals that can trigger certain feelings and emotions
in the
person.
V: I wondered, «Does the reduction
in D2 receptors reflect the fact that these
people are taking artificial substances that are
changing the biochemistry of the
brain, or does that basically reflect the expression of a predisposition to compulsiveness?»
This discovery is a major leap forward when it comes to identifying
changes in the
brain's chemical messengers
in people who suffer from anxiety.
«We have shown for the first time clear
changes in brain activity
in depressed
people treated with psilocybin after failing to respond to conventional treatments,» says Carhart - Harris.
Now Carhart - Harris and his team have shown that psilocybin seems to cause
changes in the
brains of
people with depression.
Changes in levels of a
brain chemical called serotonin, which underlies depression
in people, may have help coordinated these transformations, they report.
Arguably the most convenient and least invasive way of doing that is through functional magnetic resonance imaging, or fMRI — a technique that measures
changes in blood flow and blood oxygen levels
in the
brain, thereby showing which parts of the
brain are activated when
people perform various tasks.
People with autism are generally less socially responsive to others, whereas those with Williams syndrome typically have an inability to inhibit social responses.The question, of course, is, What
changes in the
brain cause such radically divergent social characteristics?
«There is a tendency to think of depression as a purely «psychological» or»em otional» issue, but it also has physical effects and
changes in inflammatory and immune markers have been reported
in depressed
people,» commented Scott Patten, MD, PhD, the O'Brien Institute for Public Health, Hotchkiss
Brain Institute and Mathison Centre for Mental Health Research and Education, Cumming School of Medicine.
By examining the
brains of these mice, the researchers observed a substantial decrease
in inhibitory CA2 neurons, as compared to a control group of normal, healthy mice — a
change remarkably similar to that previously observed
in postmortem examinations of
people with schizophrenia.
Although the need to sleep is clear, the exact
changes in the
brain that cause a
person to drop off have been hard to identify.
As well as offering a way to create souped - up organisms,
changing neural connectivity could one day allow us to treat
brain damage
in people by rerouting signals around damaged neurons.
In the latest phase of the project, children and older people are being enrolled so that scientists can learn how connectivity changes as the brain waxes in youth and wanes in old ag
In the latest phase of the project, children and older
people are being enrolled so that scientists can learn how connectivity
changes as the
brain waxes
in youth and wanes in old ag
in youth and wanes
in old ag
in old age.
When an area of the
brain that plans movement was disabled temporarily,
people struggled to detect
changes in rhythms.
The results of the study suggest that «
people's performance on various cognitive tasks is better the fewer
changes they have to their
brain connectivity,» said John Dylan Haynes, a neuroscientist at the Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience
in Berlin who studies cognition and was not involved
in the study.
The
changes match those seen
in people with idiopathic intracranial hypertension, a rare condition
in which the pressure of blood and other fluids is abnormally high
in the
brain.
People who learn to play musical instruments can expect their
brains to
change in structure and function.
«Wii Balance Board induces
changes in brains of
people with multiple sclerosis.»
In addition to its effect on chronic tics, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) can
change the
brain function of
people with Tourette syndrome.
It is difficult to tell whether these
brain differences are innate causes of feelings of discomfort towards gendered body parts, or whether a trans
person's aversion to a body part could have caused
changes like these to occur
in the
brain over time.
Now, researchers who've studied how perceptions of meaning
change when
people take the psychedelic drug known as LSD have traced that sense of meaningfulness to particular neurochemicals and receptors
in the
brain.
Huntington's disease, for example, is caused by aggregating proteins inside
brain neurons that ultimately lead to motor dysfunction, personality
changes, depression and dementia, usually progressing rapidly after onset
in people's 40s.
The researchers used repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) on a specific area of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex to briefly alter activity
in this
brain region and consequently
change the amount of punishment a
person doled out.
The researchers
in this study used repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) on a specific area of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex to briefly alter activity
in this
brain region and consequently
change the amount of punishment a
person doled out.
New research led by UC San Francisco scientists has revealed that mutations
in a gene linked with
brain development may dispose
people to multiple forms of psychiatric disease by
changing the way
brain cells communicate.
Hepatic encephalopathy occurs when the liver can not remove certain toxins and chemicals, such as ammonia, from the blood.1 These toxins and chemicals then build up and enter the
brain.1 Hepatic encephalopathy is one of the major complications of cirrhosis (scarring of the liver), and a leading cause of hospital re-admission due to its recurrence, despite treatment.1 It can occur suddenly
in people with acute liver failure, but is seen more often
in those with chronic liver disease.1 Symptoms of hepatic encephalopathy include mild confusion, forgetfulness, poor concentration and personality or mood
changes, but can progress to extreme anxiety, seizures, severe confusion, jumbled and slurred speech and slow movement.1 The first step
in treatment is to identify and treat any factors that cause hepatic encephalopathy.2 Once the episode has resolved, further treatment aims to reduce the production and absorption of toxins, such as ammonia.1 Generally, there are two types of medication used to reduce the likelihood of another hepatic encephalopathy episode — lactulose and rifaximin.2 However, it remains a leading cause of hospitalisations and re-hospitalisations
in cirrhotic patients, despite the use of the above - mentioned standard of care treatment.
ARTIFICIAL intelligence can identify
changes in the
brains of
people likely to get Alzheimer's almost a decade before doctors can diagnose the disease from symptoms alone.
«That the positive perceptions of users of
brain training apps did not
change greatly before and after their use raises concerns about the role of expectations and even marketing
in influencing how
people experience these apps,» says Dr. Torous.
«We know
people report feeling fuller after eating walnuts, but it was pretty surprising to see evidence of activity
changing in the
brain related to food cues, and by extension what
people were eating and how hungry they feel.»
No one knows for sure, but telling
people the latter — that hard work trumps genes — causes instant
changes in the
brain and may make them more willing to strive for success, indicates a new study from Michigan State University.
Previous studies by this group, and many others, have shown short - term increases
in self - reported anxiety when digitally - dependent
people have their digital devices removed, and longer - term increases
in their depression and loneliness, as well as
changes to actual
brain structures and capability to fight infections
in some.
This view of the
brain started to
change about 15 years ago, when Israeli neurobiologist Dov Sagi discovered that with intensive training
in specific visual tasks, such as target orientation (the ability to look at a dot on the wall, look away, then look back at the dot's exact spot),
people much older than 12 months could improve their performance
in those tasks.
Just three to five minutes spent looking at views dominated by trees, flowers or water can begin to reduce anger, anxiety and pain and to induce relaxation, according to various studies of healthy
people that measured physiological
changes in blood pressure, muscle tension, or heart and
brain electrical activity.
In a series of studies Dr. Véronique Bohbot (Douglas Mental Health University Institute; CIUSSS de l'Ouest - de - l'Île - de-Montréal) and Dr. Greg West (Université de Montréal) demonstrate that the way that action (first -
person shooter) video game players use their
brains to navigate
changes the impact the games have on their nervous system.
Despite the fact that schizophrenia affects around 24 million
people worldwide, treatment has not
changed much
in over 50 years, and largely relies on correcting the regulation of dopamine
in the
brain of schizophrenia sufferers.