Just like how a thunderstorm can rearrange the landscape of a serene meadow, traumatic memories have the power to reorganize the wiring of our brains. Recent research on mice shows that fear conditioning leads to specific changes in neuronal-network activity in a particular part of the brain. These changes were observed in the dorsal region […]
Just like how being shy at a party can affect your mingling skills, a study reveals that shyness can impact young children’s performance on language tests. Depending on the level of social interaction involved in the test, shy children may struggle to perform their best. It’s like having a choir performance where some singers have […]
Just like a snowball rolling down a hill, childhood fatty liver disease is gaining momentum and affecting millions of young Americans. Similar to how excess fat accumulates in the liver, this disease grows in prevalence among children who are overweight or obese. In fact, it impacts up to 75% of overweight individuals and over 90% […]
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