The secret to a 20-year-old’s memory in an 80-year-old’s body. Scientists discover that superagers have “neuronally fertile” brains that never stop growing.
Superagers’ Brains Keep Growing New Neurons Read More »
It’s not just in your chest. Scientists discover a “gut-brain-heart axis” where a single bacterial molecule acts as a remote control for your heart’s health.
Gut-Brain-Heart Axis: How Microbes Control Your Blood Pressure Read More »
Childhood junk food leaves a “hidden” mark on the brain. Scientists discover how early diets rewire the hypothalamus and how gut bacteria can help fix it.
Childhood Diet Leaves a Lasting Mark on the Brain Read More »
No more manual labeling. Scientists have unleashed AI to track every single neuron in wriggling animals, turning a five-hour task into a near-instant result.
AI Tools Track Every Neuron in Moving Animals Read More »
It’s time to retire the “fear center” label. Scientists discover that the amygdala is actually a strategic arbiter that helps the brain navigate complex choices.
Beyond Fear: Amygdala is the Brain’s Strategic Mediator Read More »
A hidden danger in the magnet. Scientists discover that vagus nerve implants can be “tricked” into firing by MRI fields, causing unintended pain for patients.
MRI Risk: Nerve Implants Can Trigger Unintended Shocks Read More »
Researchers discover that neurons pair inactive ribosomes using RNA “tentacles” to save energy and survive during periods of starvation or stress.
Neurons Use RNA “Tentacles” to Survive Starvation Read More »
In a crisis, the last thing you want to do is scratch. Scientists discover the brain’s “mute button” that silences itch during stress—and why it fails in chronic conditions.
The Brain Ignores Itching When You’re Stressed Read More »
Researchers demonstrate goal-directed learning in brain organoids, training lab-grown tissue to solve the “cart-pole” balance task via electrical feedback.
Brain Organoids Learn to Solve Tasks Read More »
Tumors aren’t just rogue cells; they are master manipulators. Scientists find cancer “calls” the brain to request an immune-suppressing shield.
Tumors Command the Brain to Suppress T Cells Read More »
