Medically reviewed by Kelly Wood, MD Behaviors, habits, and even foods may help balance your body's response to dopamine, a ...

Dopamine is the neurotransmitter everyone has heard of. Dopamine existed long—I mean really long—before there were humans. It can be traced back at least 600 million years in the history of ...

Chronic exposure to romantic excitement may dull the effects of dopamine, prompting the brain to crave novelty. Could ...

Alcohol and drugs can do serious damage to your brain but how long does it take for the organ's dopamine levels to return to ...

The practice, sometimes called dopamine fasting, involves taking a temporary break from activities that flood your brain with the feel-good neurotransmitter called dopamine. People do this in ...

Through studying neural activity in male mice during sex, Miyasaka and her team have identified two key neurotransmitters at play throughout the different stages of sex: dopamine and acetylcholine.

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A new study suggests long-term exposure to chemicals used to keep fairways green may be tied to an increased risk of ...