Controlled breathing interventions significantly reduce substance cravings across alcohol, nicotine, opioids, and stimulants, offering a scalable adjunct to standard addiction therapies.
Controlled Breathing Reduces Cravings in Addiction Read More »
Musical improvisation suppresses self-critical prefrontal regions in adults and activates intrinsic reward structures in children, demonstrating that generative creativity is an innate brain mechanism.
How Musical Improvisation Rewires Brain Activity Read More »
Analyzing UK sugar rationing data shows that limiting sugar exposure in utero and during the first two years of life reduces dementia risk by up to 23% and delays disease onset by 2.6 years.
Early Sugar Restriction Linked to 23% Lower Risk of Dementia Read More »
A new study presents a mathematical framework showing that organisms shift abruptly from reactive to memory-based strategies only when energy resources exceed a critical threshold, with memory offering peak utility under moderate environmental uncertainty.
Resource Limits and Noise Dictate Memory Read More »
The m6A reader protein IGF2BP3 stabilizes TRNAU1AP mRNA to drive protective selenoprotein synthesis, revealing a novel targeted drug vulnerability in glioblastoma.
Gene Pathway Identified as Glioblastoma Target Read More »
Oral semaglutide reduces heavy drinking days, daily cravings, and alcohol-related problems in adults with Alcohol Use Disorder.
Oral Ozempic Cuts Heavy Drinking and Cravings Read More »
Eye contact between infants and adult speakers synchronizes their brainwaves to enable language acquisition.
Eye Contact Syncs Infant Brains for Language Learning Read More »
Researchers developed a brain-inspired AI model modeled on hippocampal mechanisms including cognitive maps and stochastic calculations.
Brain-Inspired AI Uses Cognitive Maps Read More »
Researchers introduced Core2Edge, a human-tissue model combining patient-derived glioblastoma organoids with brain slices.
Core2Edge Model Maps Human Glioblastoma Cell Invasion in 3D Read More »
Consistent daily routines for waking, eating, and sleeping reduces physical pain and depressive symptoms in older adults, buffering against the negative health impacts of insomnia by synchronizing circadian rhythms.
Consistent Daily Routines Reduce Physical Pain and Depression Read More »
