Month: March 2023

Inferring danger with minimal aversive experience

Just like a skilled detective can gather clues from limited information and predict potential danger, our brains are capable of inferring threat even with minimal exposure to harmful situations. We have evolved defensive behaviors that kick in automatically when danger is imminent, such as freezing at the sight of a dangerous dog suddenly appearing. However, […]

Published on March 19, 2023

Attending live sport improves wellbeing: Study

Being in the stands at a live sporting event can do wonders for your overall well-being. A recent study with over 7,000 participants showed that cheering for your favorite team not only increases your happiness levels, but also reduces feelings of loneliness. It’s like experiencing a wave of euphoria, similar to when you’re swaying with […]

Published on March 19, 2023

Diabetes Drug Ozempic Back in Supply After Shortage

The popular diabetes drug Ozempic, which had been scarce for months, is now back in stock in the United States. The FDA’s website recently confirmed that the medication is once again available to patients. Ozempic utilizes semaglutide as its main active ingredient, a substance that plays a vital role in managing blood sugar levels. Just […]

Published on March 17, 2023