The Therapeutic Effects of Classical Music on Depression

A study suggests that classical music could be a powerful tool in treating depression, especially for those with treatment-resistant depression. Enjoyable music activates brain regions associated with mood regulation and pleasure, leading to improved depressive symptoms.

Brain Activity and Curiosity

A research team at Columbia University's Zuckerman Institute has discovered brain areas responsible for feelings of curiosity, linking them to uncertainty in visually ambiguous situations. Curiosity drives exploration and creativity, with potential implications for understanding conditions like depression.

Dogs' Understanding of Language

A new study in Hungary suggests that dogs can learn to associate words with specific objects, showing a deeper understanding of language than previously thought.