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How memory actually forms at the cellular level remains one of neuroscience's most consequential open questions — and the answer has implications for understan…
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…
Mental health conditions collectively represent one of the largest sources of disability-adjusted life lost worldwide, yet their true scope is frequently under…
For the millions living with sickle cell disease, cognitive decline and silent brain injury are devastating but poorly understood consequences. A new proteomic…
Everything we thought we knew about how the brain's command center is organized may need revision. For decades, neuroscientists have treated the lateral prefro…
For a population carrying a disproportionate Alzheimer's burden, identifying early, measurable warning signs before cognitive decline appears is one of medicin…
For adults hoping to protect cognitive function decades before dementia symptoms emerge, the window for intervention may open far earlier than previously assum…
For the millions of women who undergo surgical removal of both ovaries before natural menopause, the long-term brain health risks are substantially higher than…
The discovery that sleep fundamentally transforms how the brain cleans itself could revolutionize approaches to preventing neurodegeneration and treating psych…
The prevailing view of Alzheimer's disease has positioned amyloid-beta plaques as relatively passive debris that accumulates in aging brains. This mechanistic…
Economic forecasting may soon incorporate cognitive health data as a primary variable, fundamentally reshaping how societies measure prosperity and allocate he…
The growing dominance of ultra-processed foods in modern diets may be exacting a measurable toll on cognitive performance, independent of whether people otherw…
The cognitive costs of ultra-processed foods appear to accumulate with every additional serving, creating measurable declines in mental performance even among…
Analysis of 74,733 middle-aged and older adults across six US and European cohorts reveals that consistent sleep-wake patterns significantly protect against de…
The growing understanding that Alzheimer's disease affects women disproportionately has gained crucial mechanistic insight from new research revealing fundamen…
Analysis of 866 postmenopausal women found that higher serum estradiol levels were associated with lower baseline tau protein concentrations in cerebrospinal f…
Analysis of 22,089 coronary artery disease patients from the All of Us database reveals statin users showed 70% higher odds of cognitive impairment compared to…
Memory formation may depend more on structural reorganization than previously understood, as brain synapses physically reshape their internal architecture duri…
A person's lifelong brain health trajectory may be fundamentally shaped by the microscopic ecosystem residing in their gut, suggesting that interventions targe…
The mystery of why some people maintain sharp minds while others experience memory decline with age may hinge on an unexpected culprit: disrupted communication…