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If masturbation releases oxytocin, what does it actually do in that context?

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Are some people just inclined to sleep during the day, or is it purely habit?

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From a neuroscience perspective why do autistic people often have executive dysfunction problems?

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I do not understand these two studies referring to axon regeneration in the brain. Specifically, one implies axons can regenerate and the other implies the opposite, which is correct?

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Is it true that BPA, found in water bottles, is dangerous to the human brain?

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Why does spanking a child cause a reduction in grey matter in the long term?

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Why does sleeping later than usual tend to feel worse, even if you sleep for the same amount of time?

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When someone is experiencing "Brain fog" what is actually happening to their brain? And, does brain inflammation inherently mean brain damage in the long term?

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I know grey matter cells generally can't regrow. But if something reduces brain volume, can the brain compensate? (Such as by increasing in size to increase in volume)

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If lack of sleep reduces brain activity, does enough good sleep restore it?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
If masturbation releases oxytocin, what does it actually do in that context?	1	askscience
Are some people just inclined to sleep during the day, or is it purely habit?	1	askscience
From a neuroscience perspective why do autistic people often have executive dysfunction problems?	1	askscience
I do not understand these two studies referring to axon regeneration in the brain. Specifically, one implies axons can regenerate and the other implies the opposite, which is correct?	1	askscience
Is it true that BPA, found in water bottles, is dangerous to the human brain?	1	askscience
Why does spanking a child cause a reduction in grey matter in the long term?	1	askscience
Why does sleeping later than usual tend to feel worse, even if you sleep for the same amount of time?	1	askscience
When someone is experiencing "Brain fog" what is actually happening to their brain? And, does brain inflammation inherently mean brain damage in the long term?	1	askscience
I know grey matter cells generally can't regrow. But if something reduces brain volume, can the brain compensate? (Such as by increasing in size to increase in volume)	1	askscience
If lack of sleep reduces brain activity, does enough good sleep restore it?	1	askscience