Call it dad brain.
Studies show that becoming a father changes men’s brains in ways that help them tackle the complex tasks of being a parent, leading neuroscientists say.
– The Washington Times – Saturday, June 15, 2019
Pleasant olfactory cues hold promise for helping to curb the urge to smoke in those who are quitting. Exposure to olfactory cues reduced symptoms of cravings, with effects lasting up to five minutes following exposure.
Sayette, M A. et. al., 2019, “Journal of Abnormal Psychology”.
