More Than Meets the Eye: Hidden Details You Missed
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara and the University of Bristol show that the visual system can perform multiple tasks at once without…
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Astrocyte Transplants Could Transform Brain Disorder Therapy
Summary: Astrocytes—star-shaped glial cells abundant in the central nervous system—are increasingly recognized as critical to brain health. New research highlights astrocyte transplantation…
How Diet and Body Weight Impact Bipolar Disorder Treatment
Summary: Researchers report that diet quality and body weight may influence how people with bipolar disorder respond to certain treatments. The study…
When Glial Cells Turn Against Your Brain: Causes and Effects
Summary: New research suggests that astrocytes — the brain’s star-shaped support cells — reactivate developmental programs during normal aging, which may drive…
Why Replaying Holiday Family Arguments Helps You Cope
Summary: Replaying arguments in your head can be therapeutic and may help prevent anxiety and depression, researchers report. Source: University of Exeter.…
How Complex Trauma Impacts Cognition and Mental Health
Summary: Young people who experienced complex early-life trauma—characterised by repeated interpersonal violence or child abuse—exhibit more severe mental health problems and greater…
Fluid Flow Directs Neuron Growth, New Study Reveals
A team at the University of Texas at Arlington investigating ways to control neuron growth in the laboratory — and potentially in…
Neuromorphic AI Enables Efficient Autonomous Drone Flight
Summary: Researchers at Delft University of Technology have built an autonomous drone that uses neuromorphic vision and spiking neural network control inspired…
Discovery Unlocks New Tinnitus Treatment Options
Disruption of timing from sensory nerves underlies “ringing in the ears” that affects millions, including many veterans. For tens of millions of…
How Occasional Drug Use Affects College Students’ Brains
Findings point to potential biomarkers for early detection of at-risk youth. Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine…
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