Category Archives: Hypothalamus

Animals, housing, genotyping All animal experiments were conducted in accordance with the guidelines of the Animal Care and Use Committee of Tufts University. Continue reading →

Others You Obesitys affect on brain & sperm count New study shows obesity may lead to affected hypothalamus, the brain centre that has a role in reproduction and also tells individual when to stop eating Array ( [galleryId] => 85381075319a7c2e9d65ac830d2abf253fbba3b531f9f4b5 [thumbImage] => https://media.ahmedabadmirror.com/am/uploads/mediaGallery/image/1721495484881.jpg-thmb [largeImage] => https://media.ahmedabadmirror.com/am/uploads/mediaGallery/image/1721495484881.jpg-sldr [fullImage] => https://media.ahmedabadmirror.com/am/uploads/mediaGallery/image/1721495484881.jpg-org [videoObj] => [caption] => Obesitys affect on brain & sperm count [altText] => Obesitys affect on brain & sperm count [description] => Obesitys affect on brain & sperm count [title] => ) Obesitys affect on brain & sperm count PTI Jul 21, 2024 03:00 PM | UPDATED: Jul 20, 2024 10:44 PM | 9 min read Obesity, known to lower sperm count, could be causing it by affecting ones hypothalamus the brain centre involved in both reproduction and telling one when to stop eating, according to a study. The changes in the hypothalamus, which controls survival-related acts, could be disrupting the formation of hormones involved in producing testosterone and sperms, said researchers, who conducted their study on mice. Feeding the mice with a high-fat diet, the researchers at the University of California Riverside, US found that the rodents showed persistent changes in their brains, disrupting the messaging that enough energy is available and one can now stop eating Continue reading →

The Hypothalamus Within the Current Prosomeric Model The hypothalamus is considered the forebrain territory par excellence dedicated to control homeostatic processes, and its neuroanatomical regionalization has been a much debated topic in recent years. The term hypothalamus was coined during the last century with the beginning of neuroanatomical studies (His, 1893a,b), following a columnar conception of the brain (Herrick, 1910; Kuhlenbeck, 1973). Continue reading →

Humans evolved to be both hunters and hunted; although Homo sapiens can take down large prey, our species is also vulnerable to big predators. Continue reading →

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Winter begins on December 21, but the time of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is already under way. SAD is a type of depression that begins in late fall and early winter and usually abates in spring. Continue reading →

For millennia, living creatures have engaged in the sacred art of sleep, but it still remains one of the most evasive necessities for some. Sleep can be hard to come by, but an ideal sleep environment shouldnt be out of reach for everyone Continue reading →

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Search strategy and selection criteria We followed the updated Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA 2020) statements instructions [9]. Systematic searches were conducted through PubMed, EMBASE, and Cochrane Library principally up to January 1st, 2023, for studies focusing on the associations of female- and male-specific factors with dementia or cognitive decline. As there is already extensive literature on studies of hormone replacement treatment (HRT) in females, this paper will not discuss that topic [10] Continue reading →

Raven La Fae, a 32-year-old artist in Calgary, Canada, has always been able to predict their menstrual periods almost to the day; it arrived every 28 days and lasted for five. But after contracting COVID-19 in late 2020, thats no longer the case Continue reading →