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Saturday, November 1, 2025
Neuronal hyperactivity and broader tuning linked to altered sound processing in autism model rats
People with autism spectrum disorders commonly have difficulty processing sensory information, which can make busy, bright or loud settings—such as schools, airports and restaurants—stressful or even painful. The neurological causes for altered sound processing are complex, and researchers are interested in better understanding them to make life better for people with autism.
Coconut Oil — Health Healer or Heart Hurter?
- Festive feline: 17-year-old cat claws his way into Halloween as Superman
- Friday’s Final Word
- Restoring youthful microvascular function to aging skin
- The Middle East’s Axis of Rape and Pillage - Matthew Petti
- Elon Musk Reveals Plan To Make Classic 1970s Sci-Fi Series A Reality, Moon In Danger? - Henry Hards
- Microsoft’s Copilot can now build apps and automate your job — here’s how it works - michael.nunez@venturebeat.com (Michael Nuñez)
Leaked Group Chat from Young Republicans Rocks Washington D.C. - But Here's The Crux of the Issue
- ‘South Park’ Admits “South Park Sucks Now” As Melania Haunts Trump In Special Halloween Episode - Glenn Garner
- Thinking Machines challenges OpenAI's AI scaling strategy: 'First superintelligence will be a superhuman learner' - michael.nunez@venturebeat.com (Michael Nuñez)
- Unlocking Secrets from the Dawn of the Solar System: A Look at Bennu Asteroid's 4.6bn-year-old Dark Dust - Arya Chandran
- 7 Best Tax Relief Companies of November 2025
- Disney+ begins rolling out HDR10+ support
- Pet cat rides on van roof for 100 miles to join family on vacation
