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👶 **The Evolutionary Advantage of Being a Cute Baby** 👶 Oxford University researchers have discovered that cuteness appeals to all our senses, even our sense of smell. According to a study published in *Trends in Cognitive Sciences*, these characteristics trigger caregiving behaviors, which are essential for the survival and development of infants. 🌟 **Multisensory Appeal**: - **Visual, Auditory, and Olfactory Cues**: Infants attract us through a combination of sensory experiences, making cuteness a powerful force that influences our nurturing behavior. - **Brain Stimulation**: Cuteness stimulates our brain's pleasure centers, sparking rapid neural responses followed by deeper processing in areas associated with play, empathy, and moral emotions. 🚀 **Evolutionary Significance**: - **Caregiving Behaviors**: These sensory cues ensure that infants receive the attention and care they need for survival and development. - **Universal Response**: The study reveals that this response is not limited to parents—it affects both men and women, regardless of whether they have children, suggesting a universal biological mechanism designed to promote caregiving. Morten Kringelbach and his colleagues explain that cuteness isn't just about looks but involves a combination of sensory experiences that make us more likely to engage in nurturing behaviors. This multisensory appeal serves as an evolutionary tool, ensuring infants receive the attention they need to thrive. Stay informed and continue to explore the fascinating intersections of neuroscience and evolutionary biology! 🧬👶 #Neuroscience #EvolutionaryBiology #Cuteness #Caregiving #Research #OxfordUniversity #Healthcare #MedicalLaboratoryTechnology #Microbiology #Phlebotomy #LaboratoryTesting #DiagnosticTesting #HealthcareProfessional #MedicalTesting #ClinicalLaboratory #BiomedicalScience #HealthcareIndustry #MedicalScience #LaboratoryMedicine #ClinicalMicrobiology #InfectionControl #PhlebotomyTechnician #MedicalLabTechnician #MicrobiologyLab #ClinicalLab #HealthcareCareer #MedicalCareer #ScienceCareer #COVID19Testing #Virology #Bacteriology #Parasitology #MolecularDiagnosis #GeneticTesting #Cytology #Histopathology #Immunology #Serology

I am looking to work on #neurology research projects with residents, #Postdoctoral research associates, #reasearchfellows and Faculty members currently working in #USA. To all my network any lead in this regards is highly appreciated . My research experience 1 Correspondence published 1 meta analysis , 1 LTE submitted 3 systematic review, 2 cross sectionals and 1 narrative review in manuscript completion step and 1 systematic review in data analysis stage. My expertise in 1) Data Screening 2) Data Extraction 3) Quality Assessment 4) Manuscript Writing #medicine #Research #USMLE

❌ 99% of medical researchers feel that if their research paper gets turned down by Journal A, they shouldn't submit it elsewhere. However, this is far from the reality. 🙌 Let's deep dive into it. Rejected submissions don't always indicate poor standards of research. ✒️ Journal reviewers tend to reject manuscripts for reasons, such as scope disparity, formatting errors, or non-native language. This doesn't mean that your research is uninteresting. ✏️ As a medical editor, I've assisted 500+ researchers in overcoming rejections. I can't emphasize how careful edits and selecting the right target journal can transform your rejected submission into a publication breakthrough. ❌ So, don't shelve your manuscript. 📝 Revise it, realign it with a more appropriate journal, and resubmit. A rejection doesn't imply irrelevant findings. Rather, they require a suitable target audience. 🙌 I assure you that embracing this mentality will help your research increase its reach. What are your thoughts on addressing manuscript rejections? Have you ever transformed a rejected submission into a successful publication? ✍️I’d love to read your experience below! ________________________________________________________________ Like 👍 | Comment 💬 | Connect 🤝 | Follow 🙌 Gairika Bhattacharya ________________________________________________________________ #AI #chatgpt #editgpt #physician #healthcare #healthcareprofessionals #manuscriptwriting #manuscriptediting #academicediting #artificialintelligence #editing #proofreading #neurology #nursing #dentistry #ophthalmology #psychology #respiratorymedicine #cardiology #rhinology #researchhelp #medicalresearch #researchwriting #researchcommunity #eslauthors

Hello everyone! I’m excited to share my journey and research in pediatric neurology and the effects of electromagnetic fields (EMF) on brain activity. My work, inspired by patient experiences and extensive study, aims to uncover the impacts of EMF on health. Please check out my full story and findings in the article linked below. Your thoughts and insights are welcome!

🤦🏽 It is regrettable that there are still medical colleagues with archaic arguments from the 1970s about the molecules of the sacred plant. 🇪🇸 At the symposium of the International Cannabinoid Research Society #ICRS2024 held in Salamanca, Spain, I had the opportunity to ask Dr. Javier Fernández-Ruiz, who has a PhD in biochemistry, his opinion about this doctor's arguments. 🧠 In addition to his teaching activities in the fields of Neurochemistry and Neurobiology, both at undergraduate and master's levels, he has been working for the last 39 years on various diseases of the central nervous system, having published 242 research articles and 44 review articles in international journals (H-index=69), 42 chapters in national and international books, and 8 international patents. 🫡 Science always seeks the truth; it is not something that should be used to reinforce moralistic and biased positions in search of views. 😬 #health #medicine #costarica #atrophy #brain #DrHernandez #science #mentalhealth #DrCarlos

Greetings, I am seeking experts in biomedical engineering/informatics, biomedical data science, and/or neuroscience/neuro-oncology for a book project (or a series of sequential literature reviews with some practical focus). Comment below, or DM/email me if you are interested. E-mail: jehadamerjehadyasin@gmail.com “Genetics” background is preferred. #biomedical #engineering #oncology #neuroscience #informatics #bioinformatics #academia #book #author #review #literature

On the Topic of Scientific Misconduct - 🧠🎙️ Part 3 of 3 of our series is now LIVE, including: Challenges posed by AI in generating fraudulent research (including “paper mills”), cultural solutions to uphold scientific integrity, and the need for modernized data management practices in research: https://lnkd.in/gDkb8Whk We can’t pretend all of this isn’t happening… We must each have a plan in place - in advance - for how we will each address research fraud when we see it ⚖️ American Academy of Neurology

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Dr. Matthew Antonucci is a board-certified chiropractic neurologist, educator, and researcher. I am from Florida and have built a career dedicated to revolutionizing how functional neurology is applied to help patients with complex neurological disorders, such as concussions. My passion for functional neurology stems from a deep desire to help people solve problems that they believed to be unsolvable. I am currently trying to validate and prove the effectiveness of functional neurology through clinical data, ultimately trying to create predictive models to improve patient outcomes. My aspirations include advancing research in functional neurology, building a legacy of hope for patients, and mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals. What advice does he have for incoming students? "Stay curious and open to learning as science and healthcare evolve rapidly. Build a strong foundation in the basics to confidently tackle complex challenges, and always prioritize patient care with empathy and respect. Seek mentorship, embrace innovation, and focus on data-driven outcomes to grow as a clinician and advance the field." #carricktrained #carrickinstitute #functionalneurology #clinicalneuroscience #neuroscienceeducation