3 Sleepless Nights Could Damage Your Heart
Summary: A new study finds that even a short period of sleep deprivation triggers increases in inflammatory proteins in the blood that…
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Study: Heavy Social Media Use Boosts Spread of Fake News
Summary: People who experience high levels of distress and functional impairment from excessive social media use are significantly more likely to believe…
AI Identifies Neuron Types from Brain Signals with 95% Accuracy
Summary: Researchers have created an AI algorithm that can identify distinct neuron types from brain activity recordings with around 95% accuracy—without requiring…
AI Analyzes Faces to Predict Aging and Cancer Risk
Summary: Researchers at Mass General Brigham have developed an artificial intelligence tool called FaceAge that estimates biological age from facial photographs and…
Why Online Moral Outrage Spreads but Rarely Spurs Action
Summary: A large-scale analysis of more than 1.2 million social media posts linking to petitions finds that moral outrage fuels online virality…
Exercise Enhances Stem Cell Therapy for Parkinson’s Disease
Summary: In a rat model of Parkinson’s disease (PD), voluntary exercise significantly improved the functional benefit of transplanted stem cell–derived dopamine neurons.…
Glioblastoma Vaccine Trial Advances to Clinical Phase
Summary: The phase 2B SURVIVE trial evaluating SurVaxM, an investigational cancer vaccine for glioblastoma, will proceed as planned after an interim analysis…
How Visual Cues Shape Perceptions of AI Creativity
Summary: New research finds that people judge AI systems as more creative when they observe not only the finished product but also…
New Sugar Receptor Map Could Curb Your Sugar Cravings
Summary: For the first time, scientists have resolved the three-dimensional structure of the human sweet taste receptor, offering essential insight into how…
New Study: Increased Oxygen Promotes Early Infant Brain Growth
Summary: A recent multiomic study shows that a transient rise in tissue oxygen tension between the fourth and sixth weeks of development…
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