Network Mapping Finds 641 Schizophrenia Risk Genes
Summary: Researchers have advanced psychiatric genomics by identifying 641 genes newly associated with schizophrenia. The study combined genetic data from more than…
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Potential Parkinson’s Biomarker Identified in New Study
Skin Biopsy Reveals Potential Biomarker for Early Parkinson’s Disease: Alpha-Synuclein in Cutaneous Nerves Researchers have identified a possible, accessible biomarker for Parkinson’s…
Can People in a Vegetative State Recognize Loved Ones?
TAU researchers find unresponsive patients’ brains may recognize photographs of their family and friends. Patients diagnosed as being in a vegetative state…
Heart Failure Linked to Faster Brain Aging
Summary: A large new study finds that heart failure is linked to accelerated cognitive decline, with affected individuals showing the mental equivalent…
AI Pills Track Gut Microbiome in Real Time
Summary: Researchers at the University of Southern California have developed an AI-driven system that tracks tiny ingestible devices designed to monitor disease…
How the Hippocampus Predicts Missing Words in Language
Summary: Researchers report that memory and language are closely connected through the hippocampus. Source: UC Berkeley New research finds that completing someone’s…
How Memories Shape Decisions and Your Future Wellbeing
Summary: A new interdisciplinary framework integrates psychology and economics to explain how memorable experiences shape long-term choices. The model distinguishes the immediate…
Scientists Identify Brain Circuitry Behind Pain’s Emotional Toll
Summary: A rodent study identifies a brain circuit that appears to drive pain-induced anhedonia. Manipulating this pathway restored motivation in preclinical pain…
B Vitamins Improve Focus in First-Episode Psychosis
Summary: New research indicates that supplements containing vitamins B12, B6 and folic acid (vitamin B9) may help preserve concentration and attention in…
How Genetics Drive Higher Chronic Pain Rates in Women
Summary: New genetic research helps explain why women are more likely than men to develop chronic pain conditions. The study also reinforces…
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