Kirtan Kriya, a simple meditation practice that centers on psychological and spiritual wellbeing, may help to reduce some Alzheimer's related risk factors and improve cognition in older adults. Read More
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Combining αGITR antibodies with ICBs resulted in stronger survival benefits in mouse models of human glioblastoma brain cancer. Read More
Gray matter was reduced in areas of the frontal gyri of patients with COVID-19. Significant gray matter reductions were seen in those who received oxygen therapy and in those who reported fever. The findings suggest coronavirus affects the frontotemporal brain network due to reduced oxygen and fever. Read More
People with a poor sense of smell are 50% more likely to be hospitalized for pneumonia than those with a good sense of smell. Read More
Phase precession plays a critical role in the human brain. Not only does it link sequential positions, but it also plays a role in abstract progression to a specific goal. Read More
A new study reports the number of people reporting chronic pain is rising across every age group and demographic. Read More
Neurological symptoms associated with COVID-19, from losing the sense of smell to stroke, are linked to a six-fold higher risk of dying as a result of coronavirus. Read More
Parapinopsin, a protein found in lamprey, is being used by researchers to manipulate brain circuitry. The protein is able to switch off specific brain circuits. Read More
If you feel anxious while at the wheel, you are more likely to feel exhaustion when you arrive at your destination, a new study reports. Read More
Strangers who drink together start off at a distance, but move closer together as they become more intoxicated, a new study reports. Read More
Twins lag behind single-born children when it comes to language development and hand gestures. However, female twins develop communication skills slightly faster than male twins. Read More
A new wireless, battery-less brain implant that harnesses optogenetics can manipulate social interactions in mice. Read More
