COGNICURRENT

Researchers have potentially found an explanation for why boxers, rugby players, and other athletes often suffer from dementia-like illnesses long after they stop participating in their sport.

A new study suggests that functional preservation of brain tissue through extreme cold may be more feasible than previously believed.

A new study challenges the belief in multitasking, showing that the human brain processes tasks sequentially instead of simultaneously.

Scientists at Johns Hopkins have identified a crucial brain protein which may play a significant role in delaying the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.

Researchers have made breakthroughs in interpreting brain signals from mice, raising ethical questions about the potential to read human thoughts in the future.

New research indicates that moderate coffee consumption is linked to an 18% reduction in dementia risk and slower cognitive decline.

Scientists have identified a connection between changes in gut microbiota and cognitive decline, revealing implications for future treatments targeting the gut-brain axis.

Australian researchers discovered that people with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) exhibit unusual brain activity patterns during mental stress, resembling those of sleeping individuals.

Research reveals that brain-computer interfaces enable people with paralysis to type at high speeds using only their thoughts.

The study of anesthesia reveals insights into the nature of consciousness, indicating that brain activity reorganizes rather than simply shutting down when consciousness fades.

The article discusses research revealing that a small percentage of older adults, called 'super-aged,' maintain cognitive abilities and brain health despite aging.

Researchers from Kyushu University have developed a method to temporarily make living brain tissue transparent using a common blood protein, enabling real-time observation of neurons.

Heidelberg neurologist Varun Venkataramani receives prestigious award for groundbreaking discovery aiding glioblastoma patients.

Research indicates that fasting has significant benefits for brain health, influencing neurotransmitter levels and promoting neurogenesis.

A new study reveals that the key to fertility issues may lie in the immune cells of the brain rather than in the reproductive organs.

German researchers have successfully restored normal electrical activity in adult mouse brain tissue after deep freezing for the first time in history.

The article discusses innovative treatment approaches for gliomas, which have long been challenging to treat effectively.

Researchers have successfully reconstructed videos from the perspective of mice by analyzing individual neuron activity in their brains, providing insights into how visual information is processed.

A new study suggests a connection between the human brain and electromagnetic energy, proposing that we resonate with Earth's natural electromagnetic fields.

Researchers have identified three distinct biotypes of ADHD based on brain structure rather than behavioral symptoms.

Research indicates that excessive use of artificial intelligence tools leads to mental fatigue and decreased cognitive abilities among users.

A new study suggests engaging in brain-stimulating activities throughout life may lower the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or delay its onset.

A study by a joint research team from South Korea and the United States has identified a specific brain cell type linked to drug addiction relapse.

A research study suggests that adopting the MIND diet can significantly reduce the risk of dementia in individuals over 45, highlighting its flexibility and health benefits.

A recent study investigates the effects of menopause and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on women's brain health.

Tatiana Santiago announces a new version of the research in an exclusive interview with g1, and the defense of Luiz Phillipi Mourão confirmed his death following brain death protocols.

Mara Dierssen, an expert in cognitive decline and Alzheimer's research, clarifies the difference between normal forgetfulness and significant cognitive impairment.

Recent research suggests that cinnamon may have positive effects on brain functions beyond its culinary uses.

A new study sheds light on the crucial role of cerebrospinal fluid in understanding brain tumors and their resistance to treatment.

A Swedish professor has been awarded the prestigious Brain Prize for groundbreaking work in understanding pain and touch mechanisms.

A research team successfully programmed neuron-based computer chips to play 'Doom', demonstrating advancements in brain-computer interfaces and ease of use with Python.

A research team led by Professor Bang Myung-gul from Korea University has notably published a study on carbon dots for central nervous system therapies in the high-impact journal Theranostics.

A study from the University of East Anglia explores why people indulge in tempting snacks even when they are not hungry.

Kelsey Parker honors her late husband Tom with a moving tribute and continues to advocate for brain tumor research four years after his passing.

Research from Tulane University examines the long-term effects of influenza and coronavirus on the body, revealing significant differences in their impact on the lungs and brain.

China is advancing its ultrasound brain-computer interface technology through companies like Gestala, which focuses on non-invasive methods for brain activity stimulation and research.

Parkinson's disease not only causes motor tremors but also impairs the ability to recognize emotions in voice, with research showing that this challenge is linked to which side of the brain is affected by the disease.

A new study reveals that a second pregnancy brings about unique changes in the maternal brain that enhance attention control.

The article discusses research indicating a potential link between the shingles vaccine and reduced dementia risk in older adults.

Recent research suggests that caffeine may have beneficial effects on anxiety and depression by influencing neurotransmitter activity in the brain.

Researchers have found reasons why some seniors maintain sharp cognitive abilities into their 80s, indicating the existence of 'SuperAgers.'

Estonian scientists are developing small molecules that mimic the effects of GDNF in the brain, aiming to advance Parkinson's disease treatment.

A study reveals that neck and facial massages significantly enhance the flow of cerebrospinal fluid in the brain, contributing to better brain cleansing and comfort.

The article discusses the therapeutic benefits of art as a form of healing and well-being, highlighting insights from three artists and research from the Mayo Clinic.

A new study reveals that alcohol consumption leads to altered communication between regions of the brain, with each area processing information more independently.

A research team from Toyama University has developed a new method to ease 'brain habits' that approach memory, showing potential effectiveness in reducing stress and preventing depressive disorders.

A Norwegian researcher highlights an important recommendation for preserving memory as brain mass declines with age.

A recent study indicates that newborns possess the ability to recognize and predict rhythms, but show little response to melodies.

Researchers have identified key mechanisms in the brain that signal when to stop scratching, potentially leading to better treatments for persistent itching.

Research indicates that choir singing is linked to improved brain structure and function, helping to reduce symptoms of depression and enhance life quality among adults aged 20 to 90.