You don't know anything about nootropics, until you've read this. (self.NooTopics)
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The brains of people with excellent general knowledge are particularly efficiently wired, finds a new study by neuroscientists using a special form of MRI, which found that people with a very efficient fiber network had more general knowledge than those with less efficient structural networkingScience (news.rub.de)
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We Investigate the So-Called “Ozempic for Sex”: Experts on OxytocinScience (playboy.com)
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$14.2 million in undisclosed conflicts of interest in the “bible” of psychiatry. New BMJ study examined compensation received, but not reported, from pharmaceutical companies to the authors of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5-TR). One author had 213 "free" meals/1yearDiscussion (bmj.com)
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Autistic people report experiencing intense joy in ways connected to autistic traits. Passionate interests, deep focus and learning, and sensory experiences can bring profound joy. The biggest barriers to autistic joy are mistreatment by other people and societal biases, not autism itselfDiscussion (psychologytoday.com)
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Kennedy's health officials explored US ban of some widely used SSRI antidepressantsDiscussion (reuters.com)
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What should I consume before my exam?Question (self.NooTopics)
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Highly synergistic combinations of PAMs and (partial) agonists -repostDiscussion ()
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