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… (thinking something bad will happen), physical reactions (how your body physically feels), and behaviors (the actions we perform due to anxiety). The anxiety intensity scale is a tool your … meaningful, proportional and diverse. Motivation boosters can also be direct or indirect, and tangible or intangible. …
research › ... › congratulations
… (thinking something bad will happen), physical reactions (how your body physically feels), and behaviors (the actions we perform due to anxiety). The anxiety intensity scale is a tool your … meaningful, proportional and diverse. Motivation boosters can also be direct or indirect, and tangible or intangible. …
news › repair-drive-precision-gene-therapy-for-liver-disorders
… Gene editing is already being used to treat a handful of rare genetic diseases; however, most therapies involve breaking or inactivating … nearly impossible to correct genetic mutations in a significant portion of the liver,” said Dr. William Lagor , …
news › dr-susan-rosenberg-honored-with-nih-directors-pioneer-award
… has been awarded the National Institutes of Health Director’s Pioneer Award , her second time winning the … proteins to prevent and slow DNA damage, protecting against cancer, Alzheimer’s disease and aging-related diseases. “The … just a bit more of them, you could prevent DNA damage. We call this group of protective proteins the protectome,” said …
news › simple-rapid-and-robust-method-makes-mouse-whole-organs-transparent-for-imaging
… clearing method has simplified and sped up the process to render tissue optically transparent, which enables 3D … in their systems.” … “The beauty of this method is that you can analyze the sample from a global or macro view without … as fluorescence, without altering sample size. The study shows successful clearing and labeling of neurons and blood …
research › ... › experiencing-feared-consequences
… As we told you earlier, one of the thinking errors in anxiety is overestimating how bad it will be if an unpleasant or fearful event occurs. … appropriate types of outcomes in order to learn that they can cope with a feared outcome. Over time, this teaches them …
research › ... › planning-practice
… For mission plans to work, you need to practice them as much as you can. Try to practice every day. While it might be hard to … the reward you earned, and your anxiety scale ratings (or how hard or easy the step was). Here is an example from …
about-us › ... › expanding-our-role-in-promoting-trust-in-science-for-covid-19-vaccine-acceptance-and-beyond
… that are science-based. It will require the public to trust the evidence supporting those decisions and trust … of all people representing the diversity of our American culture and the communities in which they live. … zoster) vaccine in older adults, and numerous studies show that physicians are the most important influencers of …
news › integrating-gaba-and-dopamine-signals-to-regulate-meal-initiation
… you are feeling hungry, the brain takes the necessary steps toward consuming a meal. Many of these steps are not well … well known that serotonin, a neurotransmitter in the brain, can suppress food intake. This finding led to the … USDA/ARS Children’s Nutrition Research Center at Baylor. “However, some of these drugs have unwanted side effects, and …
research › ... › aging-and-sexuality
… People commonly desire to be intimate or close with others as they grow older. Some desire to continue being sexually active, which … fatigue (University of Washington, n.d.). Other issues that can affect the sexuality of older women (National Institute …
