A new study identifies SP genes as the universal drivers of limb regeneration across axolotls, zebrafish, and mice, leading to a gene therapy that regrows bone in mammals.
SP8 Breakthrough: A Foundational Step Toward Human Limb Regeneration Read More »
A 12-week study from the University of Toronto finds that daily fluctuations in mental sharpness account for an 80-minute difference in productivity between your best and worst days.
Daily “Mental Sharpness” Dictates Productivity Read More »
A new study identifies fructose as a unique metabolic signal, rather than just a calorie, that bypasses energy regulations to drive obesity and insulin resistance.
The Ancient Biology Behind the Modern Obesity Crisis Read More »
Researchers have developed 3D-printed, honeycomb-structured hydrogel electrodes that perfectly match the unique folds of a patient’s brain for safer, high-quality neural monitoring.
3D-Printed “Honeycomb” Sensors Match Your Unique Neural Map Read More »
Researchers have identified SLC33A1 as the key transporter that maintains the ER’s glutathione balance, ensuring proteins fold correctly and preventing the “cellular debris” linked to neurodegeneration.
Glutathione Prevents Cellular Clogs Read More »
A first-of-its-kind one-year clinical trial proves that 150 minutes of weekly aerobic exercise significantly lowers long-term cortisol levels and slows brain aging.
Cortisol Kill-Switch: Exercise Rewires Stress Biology Read More »
A first-of-its-kind one-year clinical trial proves that 150 minutes of weekly aerobic exercise significantly lowers long-term cortisol levels and slows brain aging. Read more at Cerebratech
Cortisol Kill-Switch: Exercise Rewires Stress Biology Read More »
Researchers have developed a wearable AI sensor that reconstructs speech by reading microscopic neck movements, allowing patients without vocal cords to “speak” again.
AI Restores Voices Through Microscopic Neck Movements Read More »
Researchers have developed a wearable AI sensor that reconstructs speech by reading microscopic neck movements, allowing patients without vocal cords to “speak” again. Read more at Cerebratech
AI Restores Voices Through Microscopic Neck Movements Read More »
Zebra finches grow new neurons that “bully” their way through the brain, a discovery that explains why humans might have evolved to limit brain regeneration to protect existing memories.
New Blueprint for Brain Repair Read More »
