New research reveals that dysfunctional potassium channels fail to reach the brain’s “signal tower,” explaining why some genetic mutations lead to severe epilepsy.
Epilepsy Mutations Leave Potassium Channels Stranded Read More »
New research reveals how “mitochondrial transplantation” can refuel dying cells, offering a radical new treatment for neurodegeneration and aging.
Bio-Boosting the Brain: Mitochondrial Transplant Restores Cellular Power Read More »
New research reveals that social tolerance in primates is linked to a larger amygdala, a brain region that helps manage complex social networks.
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Researchers identify personalized “pain connectomes” in the brain, proving that chronic pain can be objectively measured through precision neuroimaging.
AI Decodes the “Brain Fingerprint” of Chronic Pain Read More »
A new review reveals that our hearts and bodies literally “align” during social interactions, providing a biological foundation for empathy, teamwork, and trust.
Why Our Bodies Synchronize During Social Interaction Read More »
New research reveals that young adults with autism show brain scan abnormalities typically found in Parkinson’s patients, offering a new path for early prevention.
Autism and Parkinson’s Share a Hidden Neural Defect Read More »
New “TweetyBERT” AI uses large language model architecture to automatically map the complex songs of canaries, offering a high-speed tool for speech research.
What an AI Birdsong Decoder Tells Us About the Human Brain Read More »
New research reveals that drinking water from modern, shallow groundwater systems is associated with a significantly higher risk of Parkinson’s disease.
Home Drinking Water May Impact Parkinson’s Risk Read More »
Unexpected relief. New research shows that patients taking GLP-1 drugs for diabetes or weight loss also experience fewer emergency room visits and need fewer medications for their chronic migraines.
Beyond Weight Loss: Ozempic Linked to Migraine Reduction Read More »
New research reveals that activity in the anterior insula primes the brain to choose alcohol over social interaction, offering a new target for addiction treatment.
Why Socializing Loses to Alcohol in Addiction Read More »
