The hidden danger in your 'keto' diet: why the most popular sweetener in the U.S. could be suffocating your cerebral arteries and doubling the risk of stroke
A new study warns that erythritol, a popular sugar substitute in the U.S. food industry, may weaken the blood-brain barrier and increase the risk of stroke.
Scientists recover activity in frozen brain for the first time
A new study suggests that functional preservation of brain tissue through extreme cold may be more feasible than previously believed.
They find a brain sequel more persistent than previously thought in former rugby players and boxers
A new study reveals that neurological damage in former rugby and boxing athletes is more persistent than previously believed, affecting the blood-brain barrier even decades after retirement.
Research Suggests That 'Multitasking' Is a Myth
A new study challenges the belief in multitasking, showing that the human brain processes tasks sequentially instead of simultaneously.
My Discovery: What Slows Brain Aging and Protects Against Dementia
A recent study indicates that low doses of lithium may slow cognitive decline and offer neuroprotective benefits against dementia.
MIND diet cutting out three foods 'wards off dementia' new study shows
A new study suggests that the MIND diet, which emphasizes vegetables, berries, nuts, and healthy fats while limiting red meat, fried foods, and sweets, may help slow brain aging and ward off dementia.
Learn this sleeping habit – smaller risk of dementia and better ability to learn
A study suggests that regular daytime napping may lead to increased brain volume and a decreased risk of dementia.
So little exercise is needed to boost your ability to think
A new study reveals that minimal physical exercise can significantly enhance brain activity related to memory and learning.
Scientists identify differences in brain activity between adults with ADHD and without the disorder; see IMAGE
A new study indicates that adults with ADHD show increased sleep-like brain activity while awake, which may explain their challenges with sustained attention tasks.
Singing Connected to Brain Structure, Reveals New Finnish Study
A new study from the University of Helsinki reveals a connection between choral singing and brain structure, highlighting its mental health benefits.
Another Observation Made on How Anesthesia Works – It Provides Clues About the Functioning of Our Consciousness
The study of anesthesia reveals insights into the nature of consciousness, indicating that brain activity reorganizes rather than simply shutting down when consciousness fades.
Pregnancy May Change a Woman's Brain More Than Previously Thought: New Study
A recent study reveals significant neurological changes in women's brains during pregnancy that may affect memory and concentration, extending even postpartum.
Neither in the ovaries nor in the testicles: the 'switch' of fertility is in the brain's defenses
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.
An unexpected finding, and 'far' from the brain, explains why memory weakens with age
A study reveals that gut bacteria accumulation affects the vagus nerve's communication with the hippocampus, leading to memory decline in aging mice.
An aged gut microbiome worsens memory
A new study in mice reveals that an aging gut microbiome negatively impacts memory, potentially linking it to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's.
Stress in adolescence causes lasting brain changes, study shows
A study from the University of São Paulo reveals that stress experienced during adolescence leads to more profound and lasting changes in the brain compared to stress experienced in adulthood.
Up to a million Finns have a condition that can impair memory – Here’s how to fix it
A new study reveals that nearly one million Finns may have prediabetes, a condition linked to cognitive decline long before diabetes develops.
The brain would be connected to electromagnetic energy: new indications about consciousness
A new study suggests a connection between the human brain and electromagnetic energy, proposing that we resonate with Earth's natural electromagnetic fields.
New research: This is how you can reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease
A new study suggests engaging in brain-stimulating activities throughout life may lower the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or delay its onset.
Once You Get Addicted to Drugs, Where in the Brain Is Damaged?
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.
Diet using 10 ingredients - including wine - could help ward off dementia
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.
Research by scientists: how menopause redraws the map of a woman's brain
A recent study investigates the effects of menopause and hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on women's brain health.
The brain remembers more than we think: a study reveals that 'forgotten' memories remain active
A recent study from the University of Nottingham indicates that the human brain retains 'forgotten' memories that remain active even if not consciously accessible.
Scientific finding: tinnitus is related to a crucial bodily function, according to a study
A study by neuroscientists from the University of Oxford suggests that tinnitus may be directly related to sleep, indicating shared brain mechanisms between the two phenomena.
Decoding the 'brain pipes': cerebrospinal fluid is key to understanding and combating tumors
A new study sheds light on the crucial role of cerebrospinal fluid in understanding brain tumors and their resistance to treatment.
Brain aging may accelerate after cancer treatment, study suggests
A study suggests that surviving cancer during childhood or young adulthood may accelerate biological aging, leading to cognitive issues later in life.
Professor Bang Myung-gul's team at Korea University, studying carbon dots for central nervous system therapy, published in 'Theranostics'
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.
Coffee or tea? Science reveals which is the best
A recent study highlights the benefits of coffee and tea, suggesting that tea may provide unique advantages for brain function due to its unique molecular combination.
Brain waves foretell 'bad trip' with ayahuasca
A study reveals that brain activity can predict negative experiences during ayahuasca therapy sessions.
What is the impact of birdwatching on brain architecture and cognitive longevity
A study reveals that intensive birdwatching can lead to structural changes in the brain, potentially mitigating cognitive decline associated with aging.
Why do we keep eating even when we feel full? A study analyzes the brain's role and points out that it's not just a matter of willpower
A study from the University of East Anglia finds that the human brain continues to respond to food cues even after physical satiety.
This nature-related hobby can be beneficial in slowing down brain aging
A study examines the impact of birdwatching on brain structure and functions.
Nutrition: One Chocolate Bar Is Still Okay
A study from the University of East Anglia highlights how our brains respond to tempting food stimuli, often overriding our sense of fullness.
Nutrition: One Chocolate Bar is Fine
A study from the University of East Anglia explores why people indulge in tempting snacks even when they are not hungry.
How a second pregnancy uniquely alters women's brains, according to a study
A new study reveals that a second pregnancy brings about unique changes in the maternal brain that enhance attention control.
New findings from scientists. This oil supports brain function
A recent study confirms that olive oil consumption can help preserve cognitive functions in older adults by influencing gut microbiota.
How a second pregnancy uniquely alters women's brains, according to a study
A new study from Amsterdam's UMC reveals that a second pregnancy induces unique changes in the maternal brain, enhancing attention skills and potentially explaining maternal mental health issues.
Brain activity of babies helps to unravel the human brain
A study involving researchers from Brazil, South Africa, and the United States reveals that neural networks in babies aged 3 months to 2 years resemble those of adults, suggesting early foundational structures of brain architecture.
'SuperAgers' stay mentally sharp well past 80, as scientists reveal the reason
A study reveals why some individuals maintain high cognitive function well into their 80s, referring to them as 'SuperAgers.'
Study: The age when diet reduces the risk of dementia later in life
A study reveals the importance of diet at specific ages to protect memory and maintain brain health, highlighting both a recommended diet and critical age milestones.
Study reveals crucial difference between Covid-19 and flu in the brain and lungs
A study shows that Covid-19 causes long-term brain activity changes following infection, in contrast to influenza, indicating unique effects of SARS-CoV-2.
Eyes Close... Why Does Neck Massage Feel So Good?
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.
A 45-minute nap enhances learning and resets the brain
A recent study reveals that a short afternoon nap of up to 45 minutes can improve learning abilities by restoring the plasticity of neural connections in the brain.
One type of olive oil has a surprising effect on brainpower during aging
A new study reveals that extra virgin olive oil could enhance cognitive function and promote gut health in aging individuals.
The second pregnancy modifies the brain in a 'unique' way, according to a new study
A study from Amsterdam University Medical Center reveals that second pregnancies lead to unique changes in mothers' brains, enhancing their attention and task management abilities.
Study: Parts of a Drunken Person's Brain Encapsulate Themselves
A new study reveals that alcohol consumption leads to altered communication between regions of the brain, with each area processing information more independently.
The Reason Why Cranky Babies Need to be Regularly Patted Has Been Revealed
A recent study indicates that newborns possess the ability to recognize and predict rhythms, but show little response to melodies.
Serious risk revealed - Can even lead to death
A new U.S. study indicates that traumatic brain injuries can significantly increase the risk of dementia and mortality in elderly patients.
The best indicator of cognitive decline: the speed at which you speak
A recent study suggests that the speed of speech is a critical indicator of brain health in older adults.
Study reveals how menopause affects women's brain, cognition, and mental health
A study indicates that menopause reduces gray matter volume and may exacerbate anxiety and depression in women.