Researchers at Eotvos Lorand University have investigated whether the perception of time changes with age, and if so, how, and why we perceive the passage of time differently. Their study was published in Scientific Reports.
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“Time is not what it used to be”: Children and adults experience time differently
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PTSD and alcohol abuse go hand-in-hand, but males and females exhibit symptoms differently
October 26, 2020By
Through intricate experiments designed to account for sex-specific differences, scientists have zeroed-in on certain changes in the brain that may be responsible for driving alcohol abuse among people with PTSD. In studies with rodents, researchers found that males and females exhibit their own distinct symptoms and brain features of PTSD and alcohol use disorder. Such differences are not typically accounted for in laboratory-based studies yet could lead to more successful clinical treatments.
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Concussions May Affect Women Differently Than Men
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Rutgers researchers are at the forefront of examining concussions’ effect on female athletes and how psychological health impacts recovery time
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