Researchers Find Blood Biomarkers for PTSD
New Study Identifies Four Blood Biomarkers Linked to PTSD Risk, Diagnosis and Treatment Response Summary: A large prospective study shows four blood-based…
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Respond Quickly to Build Trust and Credibility
Summary: The longer someone hesitates before answering a question, the less sincere their reply appears to others. Source: APA Research finds that…
Emerging Remyelination Therapies for Damaged Nerve Cells
Summary: Researchers have identified a two-pronged strategy that restores myelin on regenerated axons in a mouse model of optic nerve injury. These…
Nightmare Disorder in Adults: Treatment Options and Therapies
Treatment Options for Nightmare Disorder in Adults: A Summary of the AASM Position Summary: Experts identify several therapeutic approaches and medications that…
How Memories Form at the Synaptic Level
Summary: EPSILON, a new experimental technique, lets researchers map the proteins that underlie memory formation with unprecedented precision. By tracking AMPA-type glutamate…
DASH Diet Linked to Lower Memory Loss in Women
Summary: New research shows that women who followed the DASH diet in midlife—designed to lower blood pressure—were about 17% less likely to…
How Nutrient Deprivation Drives Cell Migration
Summary: Researchers at the Max Planck Institute have identified a signaling pathway that allows cells to repel one another by internalizing membrane-bound…
How Fitness Trackers Link Exercise to Memory and Mental Health
Summary: Long-term patterns of physical activity at specific intensities are linked to different types of memory and to distinct aspects of mental…
How Empathy Shapes the Brain’s Response to Others’ Good News
How our brains react to other people’s good fortune appears linked to self-reported empathy, new research led by UCL finds. Published in…
Huntington’s Disease Breakthrough: Key Clue Toward Treatment
Researchers at McMaster University have solved a long-standing puzzle in Huntington’s disease (HD). Huntington’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that typically…
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