Fat-Loaded Microglia May Accelerate MS Progression
Summary: A collaborative neurobiology study has identified a cellular mechanism linked to rapid, severe progression of multiple sclerosis (MS). Using advanced spatial…
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RNA Origami and Nanopores Precisely Measure ALS Gene Lengths
Summary: Researchers have developed an innovative genomic diagnostic technique—an “RNA origami” approach—that can precisely identify and quantify dangerous repeat expansion mutations. This…
Study Shows Long COVID Brain Inflammation Fades Over Time
Summary: A precision neuroimaging study from the University of Turku challenges the widely held idea that persistent, widespread brain inflammation is the…
Research Reveals 175 Harmful Mental Health Cycles
Summary: A major public health study from the University of Copenhagen presents a comprehensive, multidisciplinary mapping of the complex relationships that link…
How Machine Learning Doubled Depression Remission Rates
Summary: A first-of-its-kind clinical pilot found that a personalized, machine-learning–guided lifestyle coaching program nearly doubled remission rates for people with mild-to-moderate depression.…
Exercise Hormone Could Protect Neurons in Multiple Sclerosis
Summary: A new neuroimmunology study identifies how exercise improves neurological outcomes in multiple sclerosis (MS). The study shows that irisin — a…
How Structured Programs Physically Slow Biological Aging
Summary: A large randomized clinical trial found that structured, coached lifestyle programs—combining healthy eating, regular exercise, cognitive engagement, and social activity—can slow…
Emoji Test Reveals Kids’ Social Skills
Summary: Researchers have introduced a concise, emoji-based screening tool designed to objectively measure social development in preschool children. The new digital diagnostic…
High Rewards Speed Up Learning by Prolonging Brain Signals
Summary: A landmark study overturns a long-standing assumption in neuroscience: learning speed is influenced not only by repetition and experience but also…
Schizophrenia Risk Gene Linked to Overactive Neurons
Summary: A precision functional genomics study has mapped when and how a major schizophrenia-associated gene acts during early human brain development. Focusing…
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