How AI Creates Relatable, Empathetic Experiences
Summary: Researchers have created an AI system called EmoSync that enhances empathy by generating emotional analogies tailored to each user’s personality, values,…
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Newborn Pain Perception: How It Develops After Birth
Summary: New research reveals that the brain networks that process pain in infants develop in stages. While the neural circuits that allow…
How Sleep Loss Triggers and Amplifies Migraine Pain
Summary: New research shows that lack of sleep changes how the brain processes pain in people with migraine. Using EEG recordings and…
Study: Addictive Screen Use Linked to Higher Teen Suicide Risk
Summary: A large new study shows that adolescents who develop compulsive, addictive patterns of using social media, mobile phones or video games…
Childhood Emotional Struggles Predict Teen Anxiety and Depression
Summary: New research finds that children who struggle to manage strong emotions around age seven are more likely to develop symptoms of…
Gut Bacteria and Food Insecurity Linked to Cognitive Decline
Summary: A new epidemiological study from Mount Sinai and collaborating institutions reveals that food insecurity can amplify the link between gut microbiome…
Brain Age Gap May Signal Future Cognitive Decline
Summary: New research indicates that the brain age gap—the difference between a brain’s predicted biological age and a person’s chronological age—may affect…
Scientists Identify Gene Linked to OCD
Summary: A new study links rare de novo genetic changes—copy number variants (CNVs)—to pediatric obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Using whole-exome sequencing (WES) on…
How Memory and Habits Affect Mental Health
Summary: Even though many psychological treatments are backed by solid science, they often fail to produce lasting change because people forget much…
Why Most People Overestimate Their Moral Courage Under Pressure
Summary: A new study shows most people believe they would refuse immoral orders from authorities more readily than others would. This overconfidence—known…
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