Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Parkinson’s Patients: New Insights
Summary: Recent papers in the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease investigate the link between Parkinson’s disease and gastrointestinal dysfunction, with a focus on…
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Preparing for Longevity: Avoid Frailty as You Age
Summary: A review published in Frontiers in Physiology argues that frailty in older adults is not an unavoidable consequence of aging. With…
Why Magicians Are Redefining Creative Mental Health
Summary: A new study finds that magicians are less likely than many other creative professionals to show traits linked to psychosis and…
How Repetition Improves Memory Retention and Recall
Repeating words aloud improves verbal memory, and the effect is strongest when you speak as if communicating with another person, according to…
Why Women Kill: Emotion and Perceived Threat Over Psychopathy
Summary: A comprehensive 15-year Swedish study of women charged with lethal or attempted lethal violence finds that psychopathy is uncommon among female…
New Study Shows Memories Are Stored in Specific Brain Cells
Simply activating a tiny number of neurons can conjure an entire memory. Memories of joy or fear — the memory of a…
Voice-Based Depression Detection: Speech Signs to Watch
Summary: Artificial intelligence can now more reliably detect signs of depression by analyzing the sound and acoustic features of a person’s voice.…
Optimizing Stem Cell Therapy for Macular Degeneration
Summary: A refined protocol for converting human embryonic stem cells into retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) cells offers a potentially safe and effective…
CNN vs Fox News: Fueling America’s Political Polarization
Summary: Researchers at Virginia Tech applied artificial intelligence and natural language processing to a decade of broadcast transcripts and social media activity…
Can a Urine Test Detect Autism Early?
Summary: Researchers have developed a non-invasive urine screening that can identify young children at elevated risk for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) earlier…
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