Integrating brain, epigenetic, and behavior data sharpens autism diagnosis
Integrating brain imaging, epigenetic analysis, and behavior assessments sharpens autism diagnosis by linking DNA methylation patterns to connectivity in ASD
Category: Neuroscience
Repeated stress alters brain reward systems heightening addiction risk
Repeated stress reshapes the brain’s reward system, dampening prefrontal activity and boosting VTA signals, heightening addiction risk in Ole Miss research
Study shows menopause does not accelerate multiple sclerosis disability
A new large-scale study has found that menopause does not independently increase the risk of disability progression in women with…
Processed meats and sugary drinks accelerate memory loss and cognitive decline
New research following thousands of older Americans for seven years has identified two specific categories of ultra-processed foods that are…
The brain filters sounds differently while people are walking
The simple act of walking fundamentally changes how the human brain processes sound, enhancing responses to auditory information and dynamically…
PA-915 molecule suppresses depression and anxiety in mice without harmful side effects
A novel molecule has demonstrated the ability to rapidly reverse behaviors associated with depression and anxiety in mice, achieving long-lasting…
Psychedelics alter brain neurons far beyond targeted receptors
A foundational assumption about how psychedelic compounds affect the brain has been overturned by new research, revealing their influence is…
Adaptive deep brain stimulation proves effective for long-term at-home Parkinson’s care
Adaptive deep brain stimulation, tested for long-term at-home Parkinson’s care, matches conventional symptom control while trimming energy use by about 15%
AI predicts long-term health consequences of concussions in student athletes
Researchers at the University of Michigan have successfully developed an artificial intelligence framework capable of predicting the long-term health consequences…
Telestroke improves treatment access but creates significant care delays
Stroke patients who receive a remote evaluation through telemedicine are more likely to get treatment, but they face significant delays…