Dr. Amro Soliman

16/04/2026

Celebrating my 10th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

27/03/2026

Yes

Is your AI chatbot a "yes-man"? New research shows that AI sycophancy—the tendency to over-flatter users—can warp moral judgment and discourage relationship repair. Learn why AI affirmation is a growing social risk.

20/02/2026

دامت أيامكم بكل خير و محبة و راحة بال ...

21/01/2026

A Review in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery highlights new drugs for schizophrenia that target glutamatergic and cholinergic signaling, moving beyond traditional dopamine-modulating treatments that only address some symptoms and have significant side effects.

Link to the Review in the comments.

07/01/2026

During pregnancy, fetal cells migrate out of the womb and into a mother’s heart, liver, lung, kidney, brain, and more. They could shape moms’ health for a lifetime, Katherine J. Wu reported in 2024:⁠ https://theatln.tc/W8aBhPp2
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The presence of these cells, known as microchimerism, is thought to affect every person who has carried an embryo, even if briefly, and anyone who has ever inhabited a womb. The cross-generational transfers are bidirectional—as fetal cells cross the placenta into maternal tissues, a small number of maternal cells migrate into fetal tissues, where they can persist into adulthood. ⁠
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Genetic swaps, then, might occur several times throughout a life. Some researchers believe that people may be miniature mosaics of many of their relatives, via chains of pregnancy: their older siblings, perhaps, or their maternal grandmother, or any aunts and uncles their grandmother might have conceived before their mother was born. “It’s like you carry your entire family inside of you,” Francisco Úbeda de Torres, an evolutionary biologist at the Royal Holloway University of London, told Wu.⁠
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Some scientists have argued that cells so sparse and inconsistent couldn’t possibly have meaningful effects. Even among microchimerism researchers, hypotheses about what these cells do—if anything at all—remain “highly controversial,” Sing Sing Way, an immunologist and a pediatrician at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, told Wu. But many experts contend that microchimeric cells aren’t just passive passengers. They are genetically distinct entities. And they might hold sway over many aspects of health: our susceptibility to infectious or autoimmune disease, the success of pregnancies, maybe even behavior. ⁠
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If these cells turn out to be as important as some scientists believe they are, they might be one of the most underappreciated architects of human life, Wu writes.

01/01/2026

كل عام أنتم و من تحبون بكل خير و عافية و راحة بال

17/11/2025

Proud being there 😇

Nature reports on how scientists want to use human neurons to make powerful computers with minuscule energy needs.

10/10/2025

كل عام نحتفل في هذا اليوم باليوم العالمي للصحة النفسية ... و لذا وجب علينا أن نقول أمرا بسيطا عنها ... و هو كيف نعزز صحتنا النفسية؟؟ و كيف نتكاتف عالميا لتعزيز إستيراتيجيات الصحة النفسية ؟؟

دعونا نلتقي في الأيام القادمة لتعزيز صحتنا جسديا بالإهتمام بصحتنا النفسية .


#الصحةالنفسية

10/10/2025

Hunger, Fear, and the Brain’s Hidden Switch to Turn Off Chronic Pain

Acute pain helps protect us, but chronic pain can persist long after injuries heal, disrupting millions of lives.

Researchers have now discovered a neural circuit that acts like an internal pain “off switch.”

Specialized neurons in the brainstem—called Y1 receptor neurons—regulate persistent pain and can be influenced by hunger, fear, or other survival needs.

This discovery could pave the way for brain-targeted therapies and behavioral interventions that retrain how the brain processes long-term pain.

30/06/2025

تعلن عيادة القاهرة للطب النفسي وعلوم الاعصاب عن بدء جلسات الإشراف للأطباء والاخصائيين النفسيين والمعالجين النفسيين يوم الاحد الساعة٨ مساء …تحت اشراف الاستاذ الدكتور عمرو سليمان
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