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Nearly half of all Australians have a tattoo—but what happens if you regret that tattoo? Laser tattoo removal may lead to exposure to cancer-causing chemicals and Flinders University researchers ...

These newly discovered pathways connect to dopamine-producing neurons in the brain — one stimulates dopamine release and the other inhibits it. By controlling the amount of dopamine in the brain via ...

Older people with tattoos got them long before they became popular, and probably without giving much thought to what happens to tattoos as you age. They didn't get inked because it was trendy ...

Feeling down? Try a dopamine menu. The wellness trend (currently going viral on TikTok) is all about hacking your way to a better mood. On social media, users share carefully curated journals ...

Melbourne is packed with some of the best tattoo studios, offering everything from intricate fine-line work to bold traditional designs. Whether you're looking to get a meaningful tribute, a trendy ...

Many people got a tattoo of five arrows, which matches the one Payne had on his own arm because the time “feels right,” per the Daily Mail. The five arrows represent the five members of the ...

"Dopamine menus" -- also known as "Dopamenus" -- are the viral productivity and happiness hack taking over TikTok. Daniel - stock.adobe.com This will boost your mood — and productivity. The ...

Like make a dopamine menu. The original idea comes from Jessica McCabe, creator of the YouTube channel, How to ADHD. The concept is simple: You make a list of dopamine-stimulating activities ...

She is not alone. Today more American women than men have tattoos — 38 percent of women vs. 27 percent of men, according to Pew Research Center. Overall, nearly a third of Americans have at ...

Dopamine, the central culprit in Parkinson's, has long been the main treatment target for this neurodegenerative disease, which is characterized by the gradual demise of dopamine-producing neurons.