UC Irvine | 
People with superior recall powers vulnerable to false memories
Test subjects with super-autobiographical memory logged scores similar to those with average memory, researchers find. 
UCLA | 
Do your legs know what your tongue is doing?
Researchers created a virtual world for rats that showed how navigation, expectation of a reward are connected. 
UC Santa Barbara | 
Fruit flies offer clues to salt influence
Animals prefer low-salt foods over high. Fruit flies help unravel the underlying science.
UCLA | 
New guidelines for sports concussions
The new guidelines are aimed at protecting the more than 1 million athletes who suffer concussions each year in the U.S.
UCLA | 
Is peptide a key to happiness?
Hypocretin, a peptide neurotransmitter increased during positive experiences, could be instrumental in battling depression.
UC Berkeley | 
Poor sleep in old age prevents us from storing memories
Memories get "stuck" — and eventually are erased — without deep sleep to move them to permanence.
UC San Diego | 
Using biomarkers to identify and treat schizophrenia
Researchers say lab-based tests may be a boon to both clinicians and researchers. 
 
 
 
