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30/05/2016

The memory reconsolidation hypothesis…

… challenged by new research, as reported by Neuroskeptic. While there, a new piece on the brain’s migraine generator.

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / cognitive neuroscience, memory, pain

27/05/2016

A primer on publication bias…

… courtesy of 1 Boring Old Man. Interesting stuff, in various parts: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Post-script

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / method

26/05/2016

End of love for oxytocin?

… interesting discussion on the various claims of oxytocin research-land, by Simon Oxenham over at the New Scientist.

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / cognitive neuroscience, empathy, love, method

25/05/2016

Acetaminophen and empathy…

… discussion at Neurocritic; long story short – not as hazardous as some suggestions make out.

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / cognitive neuroscience, empathy, method, pain

23/05/2016

Bilingualism and the healthy brain…

… interesting research overview at Nautilus online magazine on speaking multiple languages and its possible effects on dementia.

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / ageing, cognitive neuroscience, language

20/05/2016

Neural signatures of pitch perception…

… interview by CNS with Brian Mathias of McGill University, regarding research on EEG responses to pitch perception.

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / cognitive neuroscience, music

19/05/2016

Scandalous publication behavior…

… in relation to the recent takedown of some seriously flawed randomized controlled trial (RCT) research on citalopram (an SSRI anti-depressant). Nice overview, with appropriate tangents, available from 1 Boring Old Man, discussing the original article, related methodological concerns from many decades ago, some practical ramifications, and subsequent elaborations. Interesting (and at times horrendous) stuff!

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / ethics, method

18/05/2016

Myths and religion…

… over at Neuroskeptic; more specifically, the problem with neuromyths, and the neural correlates of religious revelation. Also, an interesting deconstruction of recent claims regarding body temperature and depression.

Article by Oskar MacGregor / Links / cognitive neuroscience, depression, method, religion

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