Facial Movements and Pupil Changes Predict Tinnitus Severity
Summary: Researchers have discovered objective biomarkers for tinnitus by measuring pupil dilation and subtle, involuntary facial movements that reflect levels of distress.…
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Handwriting Boosts Children’s Letter Recognition
Summary: A new study shows that young children acquire letter shapes and word structures more effectively when they practice handwriting than when…
Brain-Computer Interface Restores Touch for Paralyzed Patients
Summary: Researchers have advanced brain-computer interface (BCI) technology by letting people with tetraplegia design their own tactile sensations. Instead of generic buzzes…
Study Finds Brain Circuit Linking Insomnia, Anxiety, Depression
Summary: A large multimodal brain imaging study indicates that insomnia, depression, and anxiety—conditions that frequently co-occur—share overlapping brain abnormalities. Researchers report reduced…
How Daily Conversations and Nature Improve Mental Wellness
Summary: New research from Curtin University shows that straightforward daily behaviours — like chatting with friends, spending time in nature, and engaging…
Brain-Body Connection: How Emotions Affect Your Health
Summary: Scientists have introduced D-PSCAN, a new minimally invasive imaging approach that provides high-resolution, in vivo visualization of the nucleus tractus solitarii…
Real-Time Adaptation of Visual Neurons Explained
Summary: New research shows that neurons in the ventral visual cortex are far more flexible than previously believed, changing their responses in…
Find Your Unique Path to Happiness
Summary: A large international study finds that happiness is not the same for everyone: for some people it is driven mainly by…
Regain Motivation After Recovering From Depression
Summary: People who have recovered from depression often show reduced motivation to pursue rewards, choosing lower-effort options unless the incentives are substantial…
Could Your Biological Age Predict Dementia Risk?
Summary: A large longitudinal study indicates that people whose biological age is older than their chronological age face a higher risk of…
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