Cognitive performance, neuroplasticity, dementia prevention, and brain aging research
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A multinational study finds 56% of genetically diagnosed infants with epilepsy have variants potentially amenable to antisense oligonucleotide treatment.
A newly identified glucocorticoid-iron-α-synuclein axis drives anxiety-linked brain changes, opening fresh therapeutic targets.
MIT researchers discovered that 30% of adult brain synapses are dormant but ready to activate, reshaping how we understand lifelong learning.
New research reveals how sleep-like brain waves coordinate memory replay and flexible thinking in real time.
The EPICURO trial tests MERIVA® turmeric over 6 months to see if it protects cognition in adults with metabolic syndrome.
A liver enzyme released during exercise may rejuvenate brain blood vessels and protect against cognitive decline and Alzheimer's pathology.
A large UK Biobank study finds sleep duration, napping, and sleeplessness independently predict white matter damage tied to dementia risk.
A randomized study finds that disclosing financial compensation during recruitment calls lowered consent rates by up to 13 points in Alzheimer's research.
A Harvard-developed digital seed amplification assay can precisely quantify TDP-43 protein aggregates in CSF, offering a potential diagnostic breakthrough for frontotemporal dementia.
JAMA publishes a poem exploring the intersection of medicine and verse, reflecting on the human dimensions of clinical practice.
A short literary piece in JAMA offers a humanizing perspective on clinical care and the patient-physician relationship.
Scientists image NMDA receptors at atomic resolution, uncovering how calcium enters and magnesium blocks the channel underlying neuroplasticity.
