Client Engagement in Therapy: Practical Strategies for Therapists
Have you ever considered what actually produces positive outcomes in therapy? Decades of research in community and hospital settings have consistently pointed…
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New Study Links Virus and Two Bacteria to Alzheimer’s
An international group of senior scientists and clinicians has published an editorial arguing that specific microbes—a herpesvirus and certain bacteria—are major contributors…
AI Predicts Brain Tumor Molecular Subtypes in 12 Minutes
Summary: An international team of researchers has developed Hetairos, a deep-learning artificial intelligence that predicts the molecular classification of brain and spinal…
Blood Test Distinguishes Alzheimer’s Disease From Other Dementias
Summary: Researchers have developed a sensitive new blood test that detects brain-derived tau (BD-tau), enabling accurate tracking of Alzheimer’s disease progression while…
10+ Books to Boost Self-Esteem and Self-Worth
We live in an era that values confidence and clear communication. From charismatic physicians and energetic speakers to warm, engaging teachers, people…
Does Lifetime Lead Exposure Increase Dementia Risk?
New Hypothesis: Declining Dementia Rates May Reflect Reduced Lifetime Lead Exposure Summary: Researchers propose that falling dementia incidence could be linked to…
New Research Shows Math Ability Is Learned, Not Innate
Summary: A new study challenges the longstanding “sense of numbers” theory that early numerical ability is innate. New Research Proposes a ‘Sense…
How Neuron Location Affects Information Processing in the Brain
Summary: New research from the University of Queensland shows that variations in neocortical thickness change how individual neurons integrate and process information.…
19 Cliché Happiness Quotes: Are They Backed by Science?
You don’t have to look far to find countless quotes about happiness. They can uplift, inspire, or provoke reflection. This article examines…
Why Older Adults Get Lost: Causes and Warning Signs
Summary: Researchers report that grid cell firing patterns become less stable with age, which may help explain why older adults often have…
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