Pain Resilience Predicts Who Stays Active Over Time
Summary: A new study shows that how people think about and handle chronic pain — their pain resilience — is a stronger…
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Teen Sleep Deprivation Increases Suicide Risk
Summary: A major longitudinal study finds that teenagers who sleep less or experience frequent night awakenings are substantially more likely to attempt…
Impaired Brain Waste Clearance Raises Risk of Dementia
Summary: New research indicates that breakdowns in the brain’s waste-clearance network—the glymphatic system—are strongly associated with increased dementia risk. In a large…
Study Links Gum Disease to Brain Damage Markers
Summary: A new study reports that older adults with gum disease are more likely to show signs of damage to the brain’s…
Oral Microbiome Linked to Multiple Sclerosis
Summary: Researchers report that people with multiple sclerosis (MS) have a markedly altered oral microbiome—characterized by a loss of beneficial bacterial species…
New AI Reveals Genetic Link Between Memory Cells and Alzheimer’s
Summary: Researchers have created a new computational tool that provides direct genetic evidence linking Alzheimer’s disease to the loss of memory-forming neurons.…
How Hunger Rewires Your Brain’s Emotional Priorities
Summary: New research from the Francis Crick Institute shows that hunger can flip virgin female mice from nurturing to aggressive toward pups—but…
Long-Term Keto Risks: What It Does to Your Body
Summary: A new long-term study in mice finds that while the ketogenic diet prevents weight gain, it can provoke serious metabolic problems.…
Why Some Memories Can’t Be Forgotten: The Neuroscience Explained
Summary: Scientists invite the public to share their most vivid memories to help explain why some moments remain strikingly fresh—as if relived…
When a Hug Becomes Control: How Manipulative Partners Use Touch
Summary: Physical touch can deepen closeness and lower stress, yet not every affectionate gesture is genuine. New research shows that people who…
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