Collagen Tiles Halt Brain Tumor Recurrence in New Study
Summary: Implanting radioactive collagen tiles at the time of brain surgery significantly outperforms current standard care for patients with newly diagnosed brain…
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HIV gp120 Sensitizes Spinal Pain Receptors
Summary: A precise neuropharmacology and molecular pain study has mapped how HIV infection can produce chronic neuropathic pain. Using mammalian models, researchers…
Scientists Discover Biological Marker of Consciousness
Summary: Researchers in neuropsychology and clinical neurology have identified a previously unrecognized fast rhythm in the human thalamus that reliably marks active…
AI Decodes Pain From EEG and Tracks It in Real Time
Summary: A precision neuroengineering and computational intelligence advance has produced an artificial intelligence platform that decodes and objectifies human pain from EEG…
When Willpower Fails: Science-Backed Ways to Regain Focus
Summary: A comprehensive neurobiological review identifies the structural, developmental, and environmental forces behind today’s attention crisis. The research explains how smartphones and…
Stem Cell Particles Reverse Chronic Neuropathic Pain
Summary: A precision neuro-pharmacology and immunology initiative has secured international funding to investigate a new therapeutic strategy for chronic neuropathic pain. The…
How Epigenetic Changes Drive Anxiety Disorders
Summary: Researchers have received a five-year, $3.2 million grant from the U.S. National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Mental Health to…
Neuropixels Opto Probe Redefines Brain Recording
Summary: A major neurotechnology advance now allows scientists to record and manipulate individual neurons simultaneously deep inside the living brain. The device,…
Brain Connectivity Reveals Two Distinct Autism Subtypes
Summary: New international research demonstrates that autism can be divided into at least two biologically distinct subtypes defined by brain connectivity patterns.…
Why Children Read Intent From Human Eyes but Not Robots
Summary: An international study combining developmental psychology and artificial intelligence found that children as young as three can infer intentions and preferences…
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