Contracted Versus Dilated Pupils Show How Brain Files Memories in

Summary:Cornell University researchers have discovered that pupil fluctuations during sleep are linked to how the brain consolidates memories. In their study of mice, they found that when the pupil contracts during non-REM sleep, new memories are replayed and consolidated, while dilated pupils indicate the consolidation of older memories. This separation helps prevent “catastrophic forgetting,” where…

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Sleep Deprivation Makes It Harder to Suppress Unwanted Memories

Summary: A new study from the University of East Anglia reveals how sleep deprivation makes it harder for people to control unwanted memories. Sleep-deprived participants had difficulty activating the part of the brain responsible for memory control, leading to an inability to suppress intrusive memories over time. The research, published in Proceedings of the National…

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Silicone Meets Smart Tech in the Latest Health-Tracking Ring

Summary:QALO has launched its QRNT ring, which integrates the brand’s silicone material with advanced health-tracking technology, tracking key metrics like heart rate, SpO2, HRV, sleep stages, and stress levels through a free app, without a subscription fee. It also includes customizable silicone covers for added comfort and protection. The QRNT is priced at $189.99, and…

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