Nasal Spray May Slow Alzheimer’s Progression by Years
Summary: Researchers at Texas A&M report a promising intranasal therapy that targets chronic neuroinflammation in early-stage Alzheimer’s disease. Using extracellular vesicles derived…
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Reprogramming Neurons Unlocks Flexible Decision Making
Summary: Study identifies the neurons that direct adaptive behavior. Source: University of Zurich Researchers at the Brain Research Institute of the University…
Is Schizophrenia Linked to Immune System Dysfunction?
Summary: A major genetic analysis clarifies the potential role of the immune system in schizophrenia. Source: Lancaster University. New analysis of the…
Self-Isolation Could Cut COVID-19 ICU Bed Demand
Summary: Researchers warn that, to prevent hospitals in the United States from facing the same extreme strain seen in Italy during the…
Can Bilingualism Delay Alzheimer’s Symptoms?
Summary: In a study of Alzheimer’s patients, those who spoke two or more languages fluently developed symptoms about four years later, on…
How to Like Other Groups Without Rejecting Your Own
Summary: New research finds that preferring an outgroup often reflects positive attitudes toward that outgroup rather than negative feelings about one’s own…
How Better Sleep Can Add Years to Your Life
Summary: New research indicates that poor sleep patterns may account for as much as 8% of deaths from any cause. People with…
Placebo Effect: How Patient Belief Shapes Depression Outcomes
Summary: A new analysis highlights how patients’ beliefs about receiving a real versus a placebo neurostimulation treatment can substantially shape outcomes for…
Nanoparticles Penetrate Brain to Destroy Aggressive Tumors
Researchers introduce a brain-penetrating nanoparticle therapy that prolongs survival in laboratory models of deadly glioblastoma Scientists at Yale and Johns Hopkins have…
Can Rhythm Perception Predict Language Development?
Summary: Researchers developed the Speech-to-Speech Synchronization (SSS) test to examine how people align their own speech with the rhythms of language. The…
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