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A new Cell Metabolism study reveals how oxidative stress triggers astrocytes to produce collagen, forming barriers that kill neurons after stroke.
A landmark review argues neurodegeneration is driven by interacting misfolded proteins, not single culprits — reshaping diagnosis and treatment.
A new review reveals that disrupted mito-nuclear signaling may precede amyloid and tau pathology, opening fresh therapeutic targets for Alzheimer's.
AI framework Reti-Pioneer screens for seven systemic diseases from a retinal photo, outperforming standard lab tests in speed and accuracy.
How you spend your 24 hours — sleeping, sitting, or moving — determines your baseline brain function and exercise responsiveness.
A Framingham study of 2,844 adults links impaired endothelial function to higher Alzheimer's risk, brain shrinkage, and white matter damage.
A new AI classifier using just 15 proteins achieves 95.5% AUC accuracy across Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, FTD, and Lewy body dementia.
New research reveals how the brain decides which memories to link — and which to keep separate — with major implications for cognition and dementia.
A tiny brain region called the CGIC acts as a pain switch. Silencing it prevented and even reversed chronic pain in animals.
New research links internalized stress and hopelessness to faster memory decline, pointing to a modifiable risk factor for cognitive aging.
Avlayah (tividenofusp alfa-eknm) becomes the first therapy approved to address brain damage in Hunter syndrome, a rare pediatric disorder.
NYU professor Scott Galloway and Andrew Huberman unpack what it takes for men to build meaning, health, and economic stability today.
