A deep dive into synaesthesia reveals the neurological theories behind why some people "see" music and "taste" words.

Targeting positive emotions directly via "Positive Affect Treatment" is more effective for depression than fixing sadness.

Researchers discovered that suppressing BMP signaling in astrocytes reduces seizures and restores brain balance in Fragile X syndrome models.

Research finds a 10% increase in ultra-processed food intake causes a measurable drop in attention and focus, regardless of ...

Is Alzheimer's a gut disease? AI research links appendix removal and specific dietary patterns to a significantly higher risk ...

STING" molecular switch drives Alzheimer's brain inflammation. Blocking this switch protects synapses in new study.

Researchers discovered that the liver hormone FGF21 signals hindbrain neurons to control appetite and metabolism during ...

Scientists mapped human brain development in Down syndrome at a cellular level, discovering that stem cells "rush" to become ...

Faster AI responses are perceived as less intelligent. Users associate longer pauses with "thinking" and higher-quality ...

Researchers used baby teeth to prove that environmental metal exposure during specific weeks of infancy predicts adolescent ...

Why do some people stay sharp despite Alzheimer’s? Research into cognitive resilience shows immature neurons act as a "fertilizer" to protect the aging brain.

Researchers are testing wearable sensors on infants to detect early motor signs of autism, aiming to improve intervention ...