Discovering the Brain’s Dual Pathways: Insights from Animal Models of Memory

Introduction: Peering into the Brain’s Labyrinth Imagine your brain as a complex city, bustling with pathways through which memories travel, like cars navigating an intricate road network. Now, picture two streets in this city: one leading to enhanced memory, akin to supercharged mental highways, and the other to memory decline, resembling deteriorating lanes full of […]

Exploring the Brain’s Connectivity in Vision Loss: Lessons from Glaucoma Surgery**

Introduction: Unveiling the Brain’s Network Secrets Through Vision Loss Imagine being surrounded by a world you cannot fully see. For many living with primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG), this scenario is a reality defined not just by blurred vision but also by intricate changes in the brain. The condition, characterized by increased intraocular pressure and optic […]

The Social Reward Puzzle: Unraveling Anorexia Nervosa Through Brain Imaging

Introduction: Peering into the Social Mind Imagine attending a party where everyone seems to have a hidden manual on how to interact, but somehow, you were left without one. For some individuals with anorexia nervosa (AN), this may resonate more than we realize. Beyond the well-documented struggles with food and body image, another less-visible challenge […]