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“The investigators calculated the participants' exposure to greenspace based on satellite imagery of their residential address and evaluated the effects of possible mediators of cognitive function, such as air pollution exposure, depression, and physical activity.”

“It is also a widely used recreational drug, commonly known as "K" or "special K." It acts as a tranquilizer and induces a hallucinogenic, dissociative state. The FDA recently approved a nasal spray form of ketamine as a treatment for depression.”

“In a first of its kind study on nicotine addiction, scientists measured a behavior that can be similarly quantified across species like humans and rats, the responses to rewards during nicotine withdrawal.”

“This paper supports the premise of my recent publication on how on omega-3 regulates serotonin production and function in the brain.”

“The analysis revealed that exercise therapy interventions improved physical fitness (determined by walking distance and speed) and decreased symptoms of anxiety and depression, especially among younger adults. The interventions didn’t increase knee, arm, or back pain, or falls and fatigue.”

“Here's an interesting report that didn't make it into this issue of the Digest.”

“> The researchers found that due to the loss of BDNF-TrkB, GABA-ergic interneurons in these transgenic mice supplied weaker inhibition to surrounding excitatory cells, which became overactive.”