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When Is the Best Time to Take Creatine?
Public interest in creatine is shifting from athletic performance to cognitive health and daily energy management.
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A hidden Alzheimer’s tipping point may decide who gets dementia
Research identifies critical midlife shifts in brain architecture and immune function as potential indicators of long-term Alzheimer's disease risk.
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Scientists Reveal How Exercise May Protect the Aging Brain
New research suggests specific exercise habits may play a critical role in preserving cognitive health as the brain ages.
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The heart has a ‘little brain’
Scientific research has identified a complex network of neurons within the heart, described as a 'little brain' responsible for cardiac stability.
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Nearly 49,000 brain scans reveal aging signatures linked to dementia, addiction and mental illness
A study of nearly 49,000 brain scans has identified specific signatures of accelerated aging linked to various psychiatric and neurological conditions.
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Magic mushrooms may reshape the brain long after the trip ends
Recent research into psilocybin and LSD suggests these substances may induce long-term changes in neural activity and brain connectivity.
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Alzheimer’s breakthrough: Scientists restore two hours of sleep without clearing brain plaques
Researchers have identified a new method for restoring sleep in Alzheimer’s patients that operates independently of amyloid plaque reduction.
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ECT Reprograms Adult Neurons into a Youthful State
Researchers report that repetitive neuronal stimulation can transition mature adult neurons into a more youthful, immature-like state.
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It's Not Just You: Scientists Say Modern Life Is Pushing The Human Mind Beyond Its Limits
Scientific consensus points to an 'evolutionary mismatch' between human biology and the demands of contemporary life.
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Brain implant helps paralysed man to feed himself and drink from cup
New neuroprosthetic technology has enabled a paralysed man to regain hand function, allowing him to feed himself and interact with his environment.
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Your brain can track two voices at the same time
New research from Trinity College Dublin confirms the human brain is capable of monitoring two simultaneous conversations.
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How brain remodeling during adolescence shapes memory
New research explores the biological connection between adolescent brain remodeling and the development of memory.
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What people look at most reflects their brains' specialization
New research suggests individuals possess a unique 'attentional fingerprint' determined by their gaze and brain specialization.
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Imaging study reveals widespread brain connection loss in schizophrenia
Recent neurological research identifies distinct brain imaging markers associated with schizophrenia.
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The Amygdala Predicts Teen Isolation Years in Advance
New neurological research indicates that brain activity in the amygdala during adolescence may correlate with long-term social isolation.
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An experimental Alzheimer's drug shows some promise as researchers hunt new approaches
Biogen’s experimental tau-targeting drug, diranersen, has triggered market volatility following the release of mixed clinical trial data.
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Non-Invasive Brain Stimulation 'Significantly' Improves Depression in Just 10 Days, Trial Finds
A clinical trial indicates that non-invasive brain stimulation therapy can produce significant antidepressant effects within a 10-day period.
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I smoked cannabis for nearly 20 years. Here’s what I wish I knew at 13.
Long-term cannabis use sparks debate over risks as legalization reshapes public perception.
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Yale scientists may have found how Parkinson's disease spreads through the brain
Researchers have identified a protein complex potentially responsible for the spread of Parkinson’s disease within the brain.
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Decreasing Productivity Can Precede a Dementia Diagnosis by Years
New research indicates that measurable declines in workplace productivity may appear as long as 15 years before an early-onset dementia diagnosis.
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A second pregnancy changes the brain in a different way from the first, new research suggests
Neuroscience reveals pregnancy’s brain-altering effects vary dramatically with each child
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Octopus Brains Defy a Long-Held Rule About Why Animals Evolve Intelligence
Octopus intelligence challenges the idea that social living drives brain evolution
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Japanese scientists identify neural mechanism that may explain why we dislike people
Japanese researchers pinpoint brain circuitry linked to emotional aversion—with potential to reshape mental health treatments
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Learning What Substance Is Suspected of Causing Alzheimer's May Throw You Into an Existential Crisis
A ubiquitous tire chemical is now under scrutiny as a potential Alzheimer’s risk factor—sparking both scientific alarm and public unease.
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Alcohol Alters Brain Flexibility Based on Hidden Dementia Markings
New research suggests alcohol consumption affects brain plasticity and Alzheimer's-related circuits differently depending on underlying brain pathology.
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One walking habit could signal a healthier brain after 80, scientists say
A recent study identifies a specific walking habit among 80-year-olds that may be linked to a reduced risk of cognitive decline.
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New research suggests brain health can be measurably improved at any age
New scientific findings indicate that brain health remains adaptable and capable of measurable improvement throughout an individual's lifespan.
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Larger brain, smaller face: Human evolution took a different course than previously thought
New scientific research challenges established theories on human brain enlargement and facial reduction.
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What happens to your brain in space?
Recent studies investigate how space travel affects the human brain and sensory processing during long-term orbital missions.
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Common gym supplement could help fight depression, new research suggests
A widely used gym supplement is now under scrutiny for potential mental health benefits—could creatine become a depression treatment?
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Six signs you’re in the chronic stress danger zone, without realising it
Chronic stress is silently rewiring your brain—here’s how to spot it before it’s too late
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Scientists discover the deep sleep circuit that builds muscle, burns fat, and boosts the brain
New brain circuit in deep sleep linked to muscle growth, fat loss, and cognitive enhancement
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Learning another language appears to slow brain ageing, scientists say
New research links bilingualism to slower brain aging—global media highlights the cognitive benefits of language learning
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People Who Can’t Visualize Anything Are Challenging a 300-Year-Old Theory of Thought
Aphantasia—an inability to visualize—is forcing scientists to rethink how humans process abstract thought.
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Modern life may be outpacing the human mind - Asia Research News |
Researchers warn modern life’s pace and digital overload may exceed the brain’s evolutionary limits
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Social Media Recalibrates How the Brain Values Mental Effort
New research suggests social media is reshaping how our brains weigh mental effort vs. instant gratification
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Slow Maternal Response Time Linked to ADHD in Kids
Recent reports suggest a correlation between the speed of maternal responsiveness during infancy and the development of childhood psychiatric disorders.
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Hand Dominance Is Driven by Practice, Not Birth
New research suggests that hand dominance is a skill developed through practice rather than an innate biological trait determined at birth.
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Scientists say creatine may help fight depression
Recent reviews are examining the potential of creatine as an add-on therapy for depression, yielding varied results across clinical trials.
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Scientists Discover Surprising Way To Help the Brain Recover After Stroke
New research highlights biological pathways and cellular activity that may influence stroke recovery processes.
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Scientists may have finally found how Alzheimer's spreads through the brain
Researchers have identified a potential mechanism behind the progression of Alzheimer’s disease involving a specific protein.
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Restoring cortical disinhibition improves Huntington’s disease phenotypes
Emerging research details experimental interventions targeting cortical disinhibition and protein toxicity to address Huntington’s disease phenotypes.
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Brain activity under anesthesia challenges what we know about consciousness
Recent research suggests the human brain may retain language processing capabilities during anesthesia, prompting a re-evaluation of consciousness.
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California-developed brain implant helps man with ALS communicate
ALS patient regains voice, web access via California brain implant—changing communication for paralysis
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Large MRI analysis uncovers brain-region thinning tied to depression
MRI study links depression to measurable brain structural changes—challenging stigma around its biological roots
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Lamprey brain atlas reveals 450-million-year blueprint of vertebrate brains
Researchers have mapped the lamprey brain, offering a new perspective on the ancestral foundations of vertebrate neurological development.
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Stress Can Physically Alter Your Blood's Structure, Study Reveals
New research links chronic stress to measurable changes in blood structure—raising alarms about unseen bodily impacts.
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Want Better Brain Health as You Age? A Surprising New Japanese Study Says Start This 1 Habit, and Never Stop
A single Japanese study is sparking global debate: one habit may defy brain aging—coverage calls it 'surprising' and 'never too late'.
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Long-Term Iron Accumulation Strips Neurons of Disease Resilience
New research links chronic iron buildup in the brain to weakened neuron defenses—raising alarms for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
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New reports highlight the intersection of cognitive health through exercise and the potential risks posed by outdoor-roaming cats.
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Uneven cerebellum aging may partly explain why some older adults stay mentally sharp
New research suggests the cerebellum does not age uniformly, potentially serving as a biological foundation for cognitive resilience in older adults.
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Alzheimer’s disease: Omega-3 DHA supplements may not reduce risk
New research suggests high-dose DHA omega-3 supplements do not effectively prevent memory decline or reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease.
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7 Expert Habits for a Better Night’s Sleep From Neuroscientist Dr. Matthew Walker
Interest in sleep optimization is surging as various outlets highlight expert-backed routines and habits to improve sleep quality.
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One Protein May Prevent Brain Process Linked to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
Scientists identify tubulin protein as a potential blocker of toxic brain clumps in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s
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The Universe Might Be Teeming with Strange Forms of Consciousness
Recent academic and scientific discourse is challenging the assumption that consciousness is exclusive to biological entities found on Earth.
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One Stage of Sleep Seems Critical For Reducing The Risk of Dementia
Recent research suggests specific sleep stages may be vital for brain health and dementia risk mitigation.
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Houston Methodist announces $110 million gift, largest in its history
Houston Methodist secures record-breaking $110M donation to redefine neuroscience and women’s health research
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What if the secret to a healthier ageing brain has been sitting in your fruit bowl all along? Study finds
New research ties vitamin C to slower brain aging—could your breakfast juice be the key?
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Infant Screen Exposure Linked to Lower Future Working Memory
New research ties early screen exposure in infants to measurable drops in working memory later in childhood
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Sleep Habits Determine If Your Genes Accelerate Alzheimer’s
New research links sleep quality to genetic Alzheimer’s risk—modifying habits may alter disease progression.