No Inner Voice, Yoga & Brain Health, Monogamous Mice
Today, you\u2019ll learn about people who lack an inner voice, how yoga could help cancer survivors defog their minds, and the newly discovered hormone that is connected to promiscuous behavior in mice.
No Inner Voice
- \u201cPeople without an inner voice have poorer verbal memory.\u201d University of Copenhagen. 2024.
- \u201cNot Everybody Has an Inner Voice: Behavioral Consequences of Anendophasia.\u201d by Johanne S. K. Nedergaard & Gary Lupyan. 2024.
Yoga & Brain Health
- \u201cYoga shows \u2018most improvement\u2019 in restoring brain health in long-term cancer survivors, Northeastern researcher says.\u201d by Cynthia McCormick Hibbert. 2024.
- \u201cManagement of Cancer-related Cognitive Dysfunction - Conceptualization Challenges and Implications for Clinical Research and Practice.\u201d by Pascal Jean-Pierre. 2010.
- \u201cYoga improves self-reported cognitive function among cancer survivors: results from the STAYFit trial.\u201d by Neha P. Gothe, et al. 2024.
Monogamous Mice
- \u201cSome mice have a cheating heart. It\u2019s a hormonal thing, scientists find.\u201d by Mark Johnson. 2024.
- \u201cHistory of Adrenal Research: From Ancient Anatomy to Contemporary Molecular Biology.\u201d by Walter L. Miller & Perrin C. White. 2023.
- \u201cMonogamy Rare In the Wild.\u201d by Alisa Opar. 2013.
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