NeuroImage,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
314, P. 121266 - 121266
Published: May 10, 2025
Body
image-related
cyberbullying
(BRC),
which
targets
an
individual's
body
shape,
weight,
and/or
size,
is
associated
with
dissatisfaction
and
maladaptive
eating
behaviours
among
adolescent
females.
However,
its
neurobiological
mechanisms
remain
unclear.
Using
functional
magnetic
resonance
imaging,
we
examined
neural
responses
to
BRC
stimuli
in
26
females
(14-18
years;
Mage
=
15.54)
from
the
Longitudinal
Adolescent
Brain
Study.
elicited
greater
BOLD
regions
implicated
emotional
regulation
(insula,
anterior
cingulate
cortex),
visual
processing
(lateral
occipital
cortex,
fusiform
gyrus),
social
cognition
(temporal
pole,
angular
gyrus).
Adolescents
recent
experiences
exhibited
parahippocampal
gyrus
lateral
whereas
those
without
showed
caudate
amygdala.
Longitudinally,
increased
perpetration
was
middle
temporal
gyri.
These
findings
provide
insights
into
pathways
through
may
influence
brain
function
mental
health.
Foods,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 872 - 872
Published: Feb. 17, 2023
Emotion
can
reflect
in
the
perception
of
food
consumption.
An
increase
intake
during
emotional
and
psychological
conditions
may
have
a
negative
impact
on
human
health.
The
aim
this
cross-sectional
study
was
to
determine
associations
between
consumption,
eating
behavior,
such
as
stress,
depression,
loneliness,
boredom
eating,
maintaining
vigilance
alertness,
consolation.
We
used
Motivations
for
Food
Choices
Questionnaire
(Eating
Motivations,
EATMOT)
aspects
consumption
9052
respondents
living
12
European
countries
October
2017
March
2018.
Ordinal
linear
regression
identify
behavior
consolation,
reasons
improve
physical
conditions.
models
confirmed
conditions,
behavior.
Associations
were
found
stress
(odds
ratio
(OR)
=
1.30,
95%
confidence
interval
(CI)
1.07–1.60,
p
0.010),
depressive
mood
(OR
1.41,
CI
1.40–1.43,
<
0.001),
loneliness
1.60,
1.58–1.62,
1.37,
1.36–1.39,
consolation
1.55,
1.54–1.57,
0.001).
Emotional
associated
with
an
effort
controlling
body
weight
1.11,
1.10–1.12,
keeping
awake
alert
1.19,
1.19–1.20,
0.001)
feel
good
1.22,
1.21–1.22,
In
conclusion,
emotions
might
provoke
appropriate
way
handle
or
other
states
is
important
being
emotionally
overwhelmed.
public
should
be
educated
how
different
states.
focus
moved
somehow
from
unhealthy
healthy
lifestyle
practices,
including
regular
exercise
habits.
Thus,
it
necessary
halt
these
health
effects
through
programs.
Metabolic Brain Disease,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
39(8), P. 1613 - 1636
Published: July 31, 2024
Abstract
This
comprehensive
review
explores
the
intricate
relationship
between
hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal
(HPA)
axis,
hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal
(HPG)
and
aggression.
It
provides
a
detailed
overview
of
physiology
functioning
these
axes,
as
well
implications
for
aggressive
behavior.
The
HPA
responsible
stress
response,
is
activated
in
response
to
various
stressors
can
influence
Glucocorticoids,
such
cortisol,
play
crucial
role
stress-induced
activation
axis
have
been
implicated
tendencies.
Chronic
dysregulate
leading
alterations
cortisol
levels
potentially
contributing
HPG
particularly
androgen
hormone
testosterone,
also
closely
linked
Animal
human
studies
consistently
shown
positive
association
testosterone
receptors
brain’s
neural
circuitry
critical
modulating
Interactions
axes
further
contribute
regulation
Feedback
mechanisms
crosstalk
provide
complex
system
modulation
both
reproductive
functions,
which
impact
Additionally,the
on
androgens
aggression,
adds
complexity
this
relationship.
discusses
future
directions
clinical
interventions.
Understanding
neurobiological
underlying
aggression
requires
integrating
molecular,
cellular,
circuit-level
approaches.
Translational
perspectives,
including
animal
models
studies,
bridge
gap
basic
research
applications.
Finally,
therapeutic
strategies
aggression-related
disorders
are
explored,
highlighting
importance
targeted
interventions
based
understanding
interactions
axes.
In
conclusion,
physiological
with
specific
focus
interplay
By
elucidating
stress,
hormones,
behavior,
paves
way
investigations
potential
disorders.
Experimental Gerontology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
195, P. 112539 - 112539
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
Neurodegenerative
diseases
(NDDs)
are
a
class
of
neurological
disorders
marked
by
the
progressive
loss
neurons
that
afflict
millions
people
worldwide.
These
illnesses
affect
brain
connection,
impairing
memory,
cognition,
behavior,
sensory
perception,
and
motor
function.
Alzheimer's,
Parkinson's,
Huntington's
examples
common
NDDs,
which
frequently
include
buildup
misfolded
proteins.
Cognitive-behavioral
impairments
early
markers
neurodevelopmental
disorders,
emphasizing
importance
detection
intervention.
Neurotrophins
such
as
brain-derived
neurotrophic
factor
(BDNF)
critical
for
neuron
survival
synaptic
plasticity,
is
required
learning
memory.
NDDs
have
been
associated
with
decreased
BDNF
levels.
Physical
exercise,
non-pharmacological
intervention,
benefits
health
increasing
levels,
lowering
cognitive
deficits,
slowing
degradation.
Exercise
advantages
increased
well-being,
reduced
depression,
improved
skills,
neuroprotection
amyloid
accumulation,
oxidative
stress,
neuroinflammation.
This
study
examines
effects
physical
exercise
on
cognitive-behavioral
deficits
levels
in
limbic
system
impacted
neurodegeneration.
The
findings
highlight
necessity
including
into
NDD
treatment
to
improve
structure,
function,
total
As
research
advances,
becoming
increasingly
acknowledged
an
important
technique
treating
decline
neurodegenerative
disorders.
Brain Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 220 - 220
Published: Feb. 20, 2025
Background/Objectives:
This
systematic
review
presents
how
neural
and
emotional
networks
are
integrated
into
EEG-based
emotion
recognition,
bridging
the
gap
between
cognitive
neuroscience
practical
applications.
Methods:
Following
PRISMA,
64
studies
were
reviewed
that
outlined
latest
feature
extraction
classification
developments
using
deep
learning
models
such
as
CNNs
RNNs.
Results:
Indeed,
findings
showed
multimodal
approaches
practical,
especially
combinations
involving
EEG
with
physiological
signals,
thus
improving
accuracy
of
classification,
even
surpassing
90%
in
some
studies.
Key
signal
processing
techniques
used
during
this
process
include
spectral
features,
connectivity
analysis,
frontal
asymmetry
detection,
which
helped
enhance
performance
recognition.
Despite
these
advances,
challenges
remain
more
significant
real-time
processing,
where
a
trade-off
computational
efficiency
limits
implementation.
High
cost
is
prohibitive
to
use
real-world
applications,
therefore
indicating
need
for
development
application
optimization
techniques.
Aside
from
this,
obstacles
inconsistency
labeling
emotions,
variation
experimental
protocols,
non-standardized
datasets
regarding
generalizability
recognition
systems.
Discussion:
These
developing
adaptive,
algorithms,
integrating
other
inputs
like
facial
expressions
sensors,
standardized
protocols
elicitation
classification.
Further,
related
ethical
issues
respect
privacy,
data
security,
machine
model
biases
be
much
proclaimed
responsibly
apply
research
on
emotions
areas
healthcare,
human–computer
interaction,
marketing.
Conclusions:
provides
critical
insight
suggestions
further
field
toward
robust,
scalable,
applications
by
consolidating
current
methodologies
identifying
their
key
limitations.
BMC Nursing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Abstract
Background
Monkeypox
has
emerged
as
a
global
health
concern,
necessitating
preventive
measures
and
awareness
among
healthcare
students.
Understanding
nursing
students’
fears,
concerns,
practices
regarding
can
help
improve
preparedness
response
strategies.
Aim
This
study
aimed
to
assess
the
levels
of
fear,
related
monkeypox
students
at
Beni
Suef
University,
Egypt,
during
2024–2025
academic
year.
Methods
A
cross-sectional
descriptive
design
was
employed,
involving
505
systematically
randomized
recruited.
Data
collection
utilized
three
validated
tools:
Fear
Scale,
Concern
Preventive
Practices
Scale.
Reliability
confirmed
with
Cronbach’s
alpha
values
ranging
from
0.87
0.94.
analysis
included
statistics,
Spearman
correlation,
multiple
linear
regression
using
SPSS
Version
23.
Results
Most
(56.2%)
rarely
worried
about
infection,
though
49.2%
reported
anxiety
influenced
by
media
coverage.
High
were
noted,
60.6%
frequently
practicing
hygiene
measures.
strong
positive
correlation
between
concern
fear
(
r
=
0.646,
p
<
0.001)
moderate
0.229,
0.001).
also
significantly
correlated
0.432,
Multiple
(R²
0.216,
F
22.633,
revealed
that
predictor
practices,
while
had
but
non-significant
effect
(B
0.138,
0.156).
Age
not
significant
0.251,
0.637),
whereas
family
income
showed
negative
association
-1.885,
0.010).
Conclusion
The
concerns
students,
generally
high
adherence
practices.
Implication
Findings
suggest
need
for
targeted
education
programs
address
monkeypox-related
enhance
measures,
thus
improving
readiness
respond
emerging
threats.
Toxics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(10), P. 866 - 866
Published: Oct. 18, 2023
Organophosphorus
compounds
(OPs)
have
applications
in
agriculture
(e.g.,
pesticides),
industry
flame
retardants),
and
chemical
warfare
(nerve
agents).
In
high
doses
or
chronic
exposure,
they
can
be
toxic
lethal.
The
primary
mechanism,
common
among
all
OPs,
that
initiates
their
effects
is
the
inhibition
of
acetylcholinesterase.
acute
OP
subsequent
surge
acetylcholine
cholinergic
synapses
causes
a
peripheral
crisis
status
epilepticus
(SE),
either
which
lead
to
death.
If
death
averted
without
effective
seizure
control,
long-term
brain
damage
ensues.
This
review
describes
mechanisms
by
elevated
cause
respiratory
failure
trigger
SE;
role
amygdala
initiation;
M1
muscarinic
receptors
early
stages
neurotoxic
pathways
activated
SE
(excitotoxicity/Ca++
overload/oxidative
stress,
neuroinflammation);
linked
low-dose,
exposure
(Ca++
dyshomeostasis/oxidative
inflammation),
do
not
depend
on
necessarily
involve
acetylcholinesterase
inhibition.
evidence
so
far
indicates
from
direct
result
SE,
while
low-dose
are
independent
may
associated
with
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(12), P. 1787 - 1787
Published: June 17, 2023
Emotional
instability
and
stress
are
the
main
disturbances
that
condition
learning
process,
affecting
both
teachers
students.
The
objective
of
this
review
is
to
analyze
influence
emotions
(as
part
stress)
on
environment.
Stress
a
physiological
mechanism
organism
develops
adapt
survive
external
internal
challenges.
In
context,
tends
be
seen
as
negative
in
process
when
it
chronic.
Extreme
situations,
such
COVID-19
pandemic,
can
generate
anxiety
frustration
However,
other
studies
indicate
controlled
positively
enhance
process.
On
hand,
quality
intensity
resulting
from
well
Positive
healthy
promote
optimal
learning.
Emotions
lead
sentimental,
cognitive,
behavioral,
changes,
which
will
have
strong
intellectual
performance.
activation
coping
strategies
constitutes
key
for
dealing
with
problems
challenges,
generating
positive
essential
self-regulation
conclusion,
correct
management
stressful
situations
could
effective
through
enhanced
attention
capacity
solve
problems.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
1525(1), P. 70 - 87
Published: May 2, 2023
Abstract
A
functional
interplay
of
bottom‐up
and
top‐down
processing
allows
an
individual
to
appropriately
respond
the
dynamic
environment
around
them.
These
modalities
can
be
represented
as
attractor
states
using
a
dynamical
systems
model
brain.
The
transition
probability
move
from
one
state
another
is
dependent
on
stability,
depth,
neuromodulatory
tone,
tonic
changes
in
plasticity.
However,
how
does
relationship
between
these
change
disease
states,
such
anxiety
or
depression?
We
describe
Marr's
computational‐algorithmic‐implementation
perspective
understand
depressive
anxious
states.
illustrate
examples
basolateral
amygdala
signaling
projections
medial
prefrontal
cortex
internal
projections.
Understanding
dynamics
help
us
better
multifaceted
elements
depression.