dopamine

Browsing for houses we can't afford can make us feel bad—or help us figure out our deepest desires.

If it works in humans, anyway

In the battle of you versus cigarettes, your brain has more power than you think

First, you give a mouse a cookie

Gene therapy would make drugs effective longer

A synopsis of science's pot-related findings, in honor of today's holiday

An implant releases medication in response to dopamine.

An anti-dopamine drug could block the addictive rush associated with THC.

The brains of habitual cannabis users have trouble synthesizing dopamine, according to a small study.

Researchers testing mental illness figured out how to induce schizophrenic symptoms in a computer, causing it to place itself at...