Sex/gender differences in cognitive sciences are riddled by conflicting perspectives. At the
center of debates are clinical, social, and political perspectives. Front and center …

In this review we systematically summarize the effects of progesterone and synthetic
progestins on neurogenesis, synaptogenesis, myelination and six neurotransmitter systems …

In the last decade, there has been a remarkable surge in research on the neural and
behavioral correlates of hormonal contraceptive use, particularly oral contraceptive use …

Millions of women around the world use combined oral contraceptives (OCs), yet
surprisingly little is known about their central nervous system (CNS) effects. This article …

Oral contraceptives (OCs) are widely used. While the physical impacts of OCs have been
well researched, there is increasing interest on potential impacts of OCs on brain, behaviour …

Women's psychological and behavioral responses to hormonal contraceptive (HC) treatment
can be highly variable. One of the great challenges to researchers seeking to improve the …

The correlates of cognitive sex differences are yet to be fully understood. Many biological
and psychosocial factors modulate these cognitive abilities leading to mixed results in the …

Emulating the biological behavior of the human brain with artificial neuromorphic devices is
essential for the future development of human–machine interactive systems, bionic sensing …

Hormonal contraceptives (HCs), prescribed to millions of women around the world, alter the
ovarian hormonal cycle resulting in neurobehavioral changes in HC users. Human …

Previous research suggests a link between oral contraceptives and cognitive functioning in
women, yet the results are contradictory and limited by methodological inconsistencies. This …