Has the boundary between human consciousness and artificial imitation officially dissolved? A landmark study provides the first empirical proof of an AI system passing the Turing test.
Advanced AI Passes the Turing Test for the First Time Read More »
A new study reveals that neutrophils, the body’s most common white blood cells, act as hidden factories for C4A, the single strongest common genetic risk protein linked to schizophrenia.
Peripheral White Blood Cells Fuel Schizophrenia Read More »
How does the brain coordinate complex behaviors across multiple overlapping circuits simultaneously? A breakthrough imaging pipeline introduces Neuroplex, a method that tracks up to nine distinct neuronal populations in a single, freely moving animal.
Neuroplex Tracks Nine Separate Brain Circuits in Real Time Read More »
A new study exposes a dynamic link between higher-order forebrain circuits and the activity-dependent regulation of Foxp2, a foundational gene heavily implicated in childhood apraxia of speech and communication disorders.
Forebrain Circuit Regulates Speech Gene to Build Voice Read More »
A new study demonstrates that tracking high-speed facial micromovement spikes provides an objective, quantifiable metric for human discomfort.
Tracking Facial Micromovements to Measure Pain Read More »
A critical research lette exposes severe flaws in “quantile aggregation”, a statistical technique recently used by pharmaceutical researchers to evaluate the drug donanemab.
New Math Method Inflates Alzheimer’s Drug Success by 29x Read More »
A new study provides the first direct empirical comparison of the two primary preclinical models for myelin loss and regeneration: cuprizone (CPZ) and lysophosphatidylcholine (LPC).
Genetic Maps Target Root Causes of Multiple Sclerosis Read More »
Is selfishness truly the ultimate winner in the evolutionary race? A new study upends 75 years of game theory by proving that cooperation emerges naturally when individuals can recognize their opponents.
Cooperation Emerges Naturally Through Recognition Read More »
How does the human brain maintain walking stability when its primary navigational radar is abruptly turned off? Anew study maps the functional remodeling strategies the brain deploys during simulated visual impairment.
Brain Rewires to Stabilize Walking During Visual Impairment Read More »
A new study reveals that off-label prescriptions of leucovorin for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) surged by over 2,000% following viral media coverage and promotional statements from White House officials.
Leucovorin Autism Prescriptions Surge 2,000% via Media Hype Read More »
