Moral of the story: Santiago Ramon y Cajal was a hero, Camillo Golgi was a bit slippery (according, mostly, to Cajal).
Enduring lessons from early 20th-century neuroscience (The Legend of Santiago Ramon Y Cajal) https://t.co/zwFdus19n0
#Neuroscience#Science#sciencetwitter
According to @lomaianatalia, mainstream psychiatric research has had an excessive emphasis on biology, while neglecting important social contributors to mental illness.
https://t.co/csULry6EUq
"Based on more recent studies, the existing empirical and scientific evidence to support Jung’s idea [of the #collectiveunsconsious] could be divided into categories presented below..." #Psychoanalysis#CarlJung
https://t.co/pKgfXEpC3P
"Does, as skeptics suggest, the secularization of mindfulness represent a Faustian bargain that may encourage rather than subvert the basest aspects of our nature?"
https://t.co/TTNXJnAPXa
85% of researchers in Myanmar are women (data from 2002). Not that this isn't interesting, or historic justice, but there has to be sample size issues...
https://t.co/ZVzG6HiBcu
@Sam7924 Hi Samantha, I get what you're saying about preparing people. But when I find something that doesn't abide by traditional prescriptive grammar, but what they're saying is still clear, and it's not an English class, I feel weird taking points off.
One of Dostoevsky’s characters, Prince Myshkin, had epilepsy, and was treated with ‘cold water and gymnastics’. Time to bring cold-water-gymnastics therapy back? #Dostoevsky#epilepsy
Mindfulness has migrated from eastern philosophy into the medical community as a stress-reducing, blood-pressure-normalizing, weight-loss-promoting, health panacea. An article on whether mindfulness promote sleep #Psychology#Sleep https://t.co/T5fW5iv5Of