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This review synthesizes findings from attachment theory, developmental neuroscience, and adult relationship research to examine how early relational environments contribute to patterns of emotional and interpersonal functioning. Although early caregiving does not determine later outcomes, it represents a significant developmental influence on how individuals experience and regulate intimacy throughout the lifespan.

Severe asthma is not only a physiological condition, but a deeply psychological and social experience shaped by non-finite grief, heightened anxiety, and the resilience of individuals and their communities. Understanding the bidirectional relationships between emotional processes and asthma reveals that improving quality of life requires not only addressing the airways, but the lived emotional realities of those affected.

Planetoid, humanoid, organoid–these words sound like the makings of a great futuristic space odyssey. Perhaps so, but one of these sci-fi-sounding elements represents a rapidly advancing avenue of research that could address age-old challenges in neuroscience: Organoids. Creating and transplanting these man-made organs into humans is much more advanced than you might think, and they are illuminating a path towards a better understanding of brain functions, diseases, and cures.