» The Invisible Brain in Your Belly: The Power of Your Gut
12/08/25 12:30 from curiousSCIENCEwriters
You are walking on stage. Hundreds of eyes are watching you. Your palms are sweating, and the butterflies are turning and tossing in your stomach. The nervous flutter that you are experiencing is (you guessed it) a “gut feeling”—an intui...

» Swimming sicknesses: how warming waters can impact the safety of aquatic recreation
31/07/25 15:21 from curiousSCIENCEwriters
Originally a necessary life skill, swimming has evolved from basic protection against drowning to an enjoyable activity for many, and has become the fourth most popular recreational activity in the country. About 50 million Americans are...

» Primate Insights: How Nonhuman Primate Studies Illuminate Substance Use Disorders
30/07/25 11:54 from curiousSCIENCEwriters
Nonhuman primates—monkeys for the most part—are paving the way headfirst into exciting new research. They have always played a fundamental role in research that explores neuroscience concepts and sheds light on brain functions, cognitive...

» Small Fish, Big Insights: An Unlikely Model for Studying Neurodevelopmental Disorders
30/07/25 11:03 from curiousSCIENCEwriters
Could the key to certain brain disorder treatments lie in an aquarium? While different from us, fish may help us understand the human brain’s intricacies.  Zebrafish, tropical freshwater fish named for their horizontal stripes, are ...

» AMP Provides Comments to ICCVAM Public Forum 2025
23/07/25 10:05 from Research News – Americans for Medical Progress
July 23, 2025 Washington, D.C. — Earlier this week, Americans for Medical Progress (AMP) submitted written comments to the Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods (ICCVAM) Public Forum 2025. This...