Tag: PTSD
The Arts: A Bridge to Human Values and Community Connections
### Introduction The arts are considered an essential element in shaping human identity and enhancing community bonds, reflecting individual experiences and expressing their feelings and thoughts. From music and poetry to painting and theater, the forms of arts vary to suit different cultures and times, making them a unique means of conveying messages and exchanging…
The Potential Use of Psychotropic Drugs in Chronic Pain Treatment
Psychedelic substances have a distinct historical role in culture, having been strongly linked to cultural movements in the 1960s and beyond. However, currently, these compounds are emerging as an important area for medical research. Scientists today are focusing on the potential of these substances to provide treatments for a number of health issues, including depression,…
Alex Van Halen’s Memories of His Brother Eddie in His New Book “Brothers”
In the world of music, the stories of brotherhood stand out as one of the most impactful and profound themes. Alex Van Halen, the legendary drummer of the band Van Halen, takes us back to his memories and personal experience in his new book “The Brothers,” which discusses the strong bond between him and his…
The role of TREM2 in the formation of fear-associated memory through the regulation of synaptic pruning by microglia.
The fear memory is considered one of the primary factors associated with psychological disorders related to fear and stress, such as post-traumatic stress disorder and phobias. Recent research has emerged to highlight the role played by microglial cells in shaping this memory, especially in the presence of synaptic deficiency and activation of microglia. While the…