Published in September in Molecular Psychiatry, the University at Buffalo discovery will also help scientists identify how depression originates in the brain, and will stimulate research into using ketamine and ketamine-like drugs for other brain disorders.
This one-year study aims to develop actionable strategies that ensure safe, equitable access to transportation for all individuals who walk, bike, or use non-motorized transport modes.
The Binghamton University study’s results could help managers understand the importance of encouraging shared memories in cross-occupational coordination at their workplace, i.e., it’s a good idea for employees to form shared memories with their colleagues.
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