New study provides first evidence of dopamine system injury in the brain of long COVID patients

A new brain imaging study led by researchers at the Center for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), published in eBioMedicine, ...
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Long COVID May Affect Motivation and Memory by Injuring the Brain’s Dopamine System

Learn how new brain scans link long COVID to changes in the dopamine system that may help explain fatigue, brain fog, and ...

Study Finds Long Covid May Injure The Brain’s Dopamine System. Here’s How To Support Recovery

A new study suggests that long Covid-19 injures the dopamine system in the brain, which can cause issues with ...

New sensor could help detect Parkinson’s disease in human tears — less painful, invasive than blood test

A quick cry could one day save your life. Brazilian researchers have developed a tiny sensor that can detect early signs of ...
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This wearable dopamine patch can help you track depression

Scientists in China have developed a wearable sensor to monitor dopamine levels, offering potential for at-home tracking of ...
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Long COVID may be damaging the brain's dopamine system, major study finds

In another major research about long COVID, experts have found that it could be affecting the brain's dopamine system, ...

Chinese team’s wearable dopamine patch could be used to track depression, Parkinson’s

Researchers say their sensor can monitor levels of the neurotransmitter in real time, bringing at-home health management ...

A Korean trend is helping shoppers get their retail-therapy fix without spending a cent. Are fake ‘dopamine sites’ the answer to overconsumption?

Compulsive shoppers and even overeaters are getting ‘vicarious satiety’ thanks to apps that aim to mimic the rush of getting a good deal.

South Korea’s ‘dopamine sites’ let you shop, order food, and spend nothing

Fake shopping carts, food orders, and delivery trackers are becoming a strange new way to scratch the spending itch.