There is too much of a good thing. You may be dealing with too much dopamine, making it hard to enjoy life’s simple things. A ...

Feeling numb, restless, or addicted to your phone? You might be experiencing a dopamine deficit. Dr. Anna Lembke, ...

The term “crashing out” has been circulating online for some time now. It’s a phrase to describe when a person is at their ...

The average American spends 4 hours and 34 minutes daily on their phone. When we’re not glued to our phones, we’re fixated on ...

“Dopamine anchoring is the idea of pairing a nonpreferred task with something you enjoy, hopefully making the boring or ...

Dopamine drives our desire for rewards—understanding how it works can help us break bad habits, build motivation, and harness ...

You likely are accustomed to encountering a range of menus in daily life, but there is one that may be new to you: a dopamine ...

The tactic is based around the psychological principle of the mental anchoring effect, which is when you build a mental habit ...

In a breakthrough study, scientists found that silencing a single overactive enzyme in the brain reversed early damage caused ...

A breakthrough brain scan shows Parkinson’s drugs can misfire in the brain, helping some patients less than others. The fix?

The results of experiments in mice models were "astounding," said biochemist Suzanne Pfeffer of Stanford University.

Instant gratification may feel good, but it’s likely stunting your progress by keeping you in one place. Income, impact and ...