Detect Pain Through Facial Micromovements
Summary: A computational neuroscience study has developed a precise, data-driven method to quantify human pain by tracking invisible, high-speed facial micromovement spikes.…
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Genetic Mutations Break Female Autism Defense
Summary: Researchers report the first direct experimental evidence showing how the severity of genetic mutations changes sex-specific vulnerability to autism spectrum disorder…
Study: Nicotine-Salt E-Cigs Triple Odds of Quitting Smoking
Summary: A randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial found that switching from combustible cigarettes to a pod-based salt-nicotine electronic cigarette substantially increased short-term…
Breakthrough: Advanced AI Passes Turing Test for First Time
Summary: A landmark cognitive science study provides the first rigorous empirical evidence that modern artificial intelligence can pass the classic Turing test.…
Buprenorphine and Ketamine Combo Reduces Suicidal Ideation
Summary: Researchers have identified the first pharmacological strategy to extend the rapid but typically short-lived antisuicidal effects of ketamine. A single ketamine…
New Research Links Peripheral White Blood Cells to Schizophrenia
Summary: A new study reveals an unexpected link between schizophrenia and the peripheral immune system. Researchers found that neutrophils—the most abundant circulating…
Statistical Method Inflates Alzheimer’s Drug Trial Success 29x
Summary: A new research letter warns that a recently promoted statistical method used to support a class of Alzheimer’s drugs can dramatically…
Neuroplex Tracks Nine Distinct Brain Circuits in Real Time
Summary: A significant technical advance has removed a long-standing barrier in behavioral neuroimaging. Researchers have introduced Neuroplex, an open-source imaging pipeline that…
Forebrain Circuit Controls Speech Gene to Shape Voice
Summary: A new study reveals how early brain activity shapes developing communication circuits by regulating Foxp2, a gene closely linked to human…
How Recognition Sparks Cooperation
Summary: A new study overturns a 75-year-old interpretation of the prisoner’s dilemma, showing that cooperation can emerge and persist naturally without special…
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