Men and Women Reflect on Their Mistakes Differently, Study Finds


Female brains process past mistakes differently, shaped by a specific RNA. This could explain sex-based differences in depression risk and decision-making. A type of RNA that has historically received little attention has now been found to play a key role in building resilience to depression—but only in females. In a new study led by researchers […]

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