Can Creatine Help Depression? Mixed Research Results
Summary: Creatine is widely known as a popular gym supplement sold in tubs to support muscle growth and athletic performance. Because the…
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How Twin Technology Restores Vision and Sense of Touch
Summary: For more than fifty years, research on artificial vision and artificial touch developed in parallel but separately—vision teams working in ophthalmology…
Scientists Grow Rare Retinal Vessel Cells to Prevent Vision Loss
Summary: Retinal vascular diseases, including diabetic retinopathy, affect millions worldwide and are a leading cause of blindness. The retina functions as an…
50% of Baby Bonding Issues Occur Without Postpartum Depression
Summary: The emotional and psychological bond formed between a mother and her infant in early months lays the neurological foundation for the…
BCI Headset Reveals Hidden Consciousness in Patients
Summary: Patients who survive severe traumatic brain injuries can enter prolonged states of reduced responsiveness, described clinically as Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness…
How Mice Use Strategic Infotaxis to Compensate for Poor Vision
Summary: Animals actively move to improve the quality of the sensory information they receive. Cognitive scientists call this behavior “active sensing.” A…
Why Lip-Reading Errors Happen
Summary: Lip-reading is a demanding cognitive skill that requires the brain to interpret speech from visible mouth movements rather than from sound.…
New Research Links Viral Infection to Parkinson’s Brain Damage
Summary: Parkinson’s disease affects more than 10 million people worldwide and is second only to dementia among major neurodegenerative disorders. Pathologically, it…
Why Comforting Others Is Cultural, Not Universal
Summary: When someone close to us is visibly upset, we often assume that the natural response is to comfort them and try…
Nanosensor Distinguishes Autism from Intellectual Disability
Summary: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and intellectual disability (ID) can present with similar behaviors and even share identical genetic mutations, making early…
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