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Common Pesticide Linked to More Than Double the Risk of Parkinson’s Disease
A recent study finds that exposure to a common pesticide may more than double the risk of developing Parkinson's disease
The Surprising Link Between Vitamin C and Brain Health
Recent research has uncovered an unexpected link between vitamin C and brain health, which may have implications for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases
Unraveling the Mystery of Brains Resistant to Alzheimer's
Scientists have discovered why some brains are able to resist the progression of Alzheimer's, opening up new possibilities for treatment and prevention of the disease
Johns Hopkins Scientists Develop Nose Spray DNA Vaccine for Tuberculosis
Johns Hopkins scientists have developed a nose spray DNA vaccine that shows promising results in the fight against tuberculosis
The Real Cause of a Common Stroke May Have Been Missed for Decades
A new study suggests that the main cause of a common type of stroke may be different from what was previously thought, which could lead to new approaches for its prevention and treatment
Fat-Filled Brain Cells: The Possible Culprit Behind Multiple Sclerosis Worsening
Recent research suggests that fat-filled brain cells may be contributing to the worsening of multiple sclerosis
Indigenous perspectives on healthy aging in the Yukon
A study explores the perspectives of Indigenous peoples on healthy aging in Yukon, Canada, highlighting the importance of community connection and relationship with nature
Losing Fat Without Losing Muscle in Older Adults: One Workout to Rule Them All
A recent study has found that one type of workout can help older adults lose fat without losing muscle
Modern Neuroscience Rediscovers an Idea Freud Had 130 Years Ago
Modern neuroscience is rediscovering the idea that unconscious processes play a crucial role in our decisions and behaviors, an idea that Sigmund Freud proposed 130 years ago
Creatine: A New Ally in the Fight Against Depression
Creatine, a supplement known for enhancing athletic performance, may have a positive impact in the fight against depression according to new scientific studies.
The Omega-3 Fish Oil Myth: Do Supplements Really Benefit Brain Health?
A new study finds that omega-3 fish oil supplements have no benefits for brain health, despite being taken by millions of people.
Neurons: The DNA Breakthrough in Brain Development
Scientists discover that neurons must break their DNA to build the brain
Brain Activity Under Anesthesia Challenges Our Understanding of Consciousness
A recent study finds that brain activity during anesthesia is more complex than previously thought, challenging our current understanding of human consciousness
Massive Study Links Teen Marijuana Use to Double the Risk of Serious Mental Illness
A recent study has found that marijuana use in teenagers increases the risk of developing serious mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia and major depressive disorder
New Vitamin B12 Therapy Shows Promise Against Deadly Brain Cancer
A recent study has found that an innovative therapy based on vitamin B12 may be effective in treating brain cancer
Osteopenia: A Silent Disease Weakening the Bones of Millions
Osteopenia is a condition characterized by bone density loss, increasing the risk of fractures and osteoporosis
The Fructose Enigma: Why It Doesn't Satisfy Hunger Like Glucose
Researchers discover that fructose doesn't satisfy hunger like glucose due to differences in cellular signaling and hormonal response