What Happens When Medicine Can Rewire the Brain?
For as long as there has been medicine, the goal has been to manage a condition: lower the blood pressure, quiet the tremor, dull the
From the Author's Journal
Thoughts on writing, neuroscience, consciousness, and the moments that shaped Syncope.
Book Reviews – Fiction, non-fiction, philosophy, contemporary, classics, short-stories, and a recently translated novel.
Here’s a recent reading roundup across fiction, nonfiction, philosophy, contemporary literature, short stories, classics, and a newly translated novel. Nonfiction: AI, consciousness, and the human
Conflicting messages – alcoholism, neurodiversity, and free will
New Year’s resolutions, dry January, credit card debt, divorce, insomnia and anxiety—running over fragments of what was said during the office Christmas party or the
Is Addiction a Disorder of Temporality?
“The study mentioned above shows that, at least at the beginning of the period of abstention, addicts are encountering difficulties in following a strict therapeutic
Nature vs. Nurture: Is Alcohol Use Disorder in Our Genes?
It is no secret that the genes we inherit from our parents determine simple physical traits such as hair color and height. That comes down
Human genetics and epigenetics of alcohol use disorder
“Integration of comprehensive insights from both genetic and epigenetic studies holds promise for the development of targeted and personalized therapeutic strategies, representing a crucial step