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For millions of women navigating menopause with histories of venous thromboembolism, certain gynecologic cancers, or coronary artery disease, standard estrogen…
Long before motor symptoms appear in Parkinson's disease and related synucleinopathies, the brain may already be failing at one of its most fundamental mainten…
Understanding how the sleeping brain cleans itself has long been hampered by the inability to monitor the process in real time, outside a clinical setting. A n…
Most sleep-lighting research has been conducted in Western laboratory settings — a critical blind spot given that billions of older adults in Asia live in resi…
For anyone who has ever wondered why sleep feels essential after learning a new skill, this research offers one of the most direct human-level answers yet. The…
Understanding how the brain anticipates and pursues rewards sits at the heart of addiction research, eating disorders, and motivational deficits in depression.…
The window between competitive sport retirement and middle age has long been a blind spot in concussion research. Most studies track athletes during their play…
The promise of enhancing memory while you sleep — without drugs or intensive intervention — has captured scientific imagination for over a decade. Closed-loop…
Dementia prevention remains one of the most urgent unsolved challenges in aging medicine, and any modifiable dietary factor that reliably shifts risk deserves…
For millions of adults struggling with inadequate restorative sleep, the prospect of a non-invasive wearable that can precisely target deep brain structures—wi…
For the millions at genetic or environmental risk of Parkinson's disease, the therapeutic window may be far earlier than anyone is currently treating — a reali…
Children and adolescents sleeping poorly enough to require prescription medication represents a quiet public health signal — one that intensified during the pa…
For decades, depression was understood primarily as a deficit in serotonin or norepinephrine. That model is under serious revision. A growing body of mechanist…
Atrial fibrillation's structural progression can be meaningfully slowed or reversed through targeted interventions: alcohol restriction to ≤3 drinks/week reduc…
For the substantial population of veterans who disengage from conventional mental health services, continuous physiological monitoring through consumer-grade w…
Most people treat snoring as a nuisance rather than a biological stressor, but emerging mechanobiology research suggests the physical vibrations produced durin…
Mental health conditions collectively represent one of the largest sources of disability-adjusted life lost worldwide, yet their true scope is frequently under…
For anyone tracking biological age as a modifiable health marker, this finding reframes a fundamental assumption: epigenetic aging may not be a slow, inevitabl…
A massive treatment gap exists between who qualifies for today's most transformative metabolic medicines and who actually receives them — and a new population-…
In chronic kidney disease, retained uremic toxins and sustained NF-κB activation actively suppress the kidney's autonomous CLOCK:BMAL1 circadian oscillator — t…