Mitochondrial Dysfunction Genes Linked to Immune Shifts in Early Epilepsy
Epilepsy affects roughly 50 million people globally, yet why some brains tip into chronic seizure cycles after an initi…
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Epilepsy affects roughly 50 million people globally, yet why some brains tip into chronic seizure cycles after an initi…
The idea that mitochondrial metabolism directly shapes which genes are active in the brain — and by extension, neurolog…
As wildfire seasons intensify globally and urban heat islands expand, understanding how these environmental stressors i…
Heart failure affects over 64 million people globally, yet the environmental forces accelerating its progression remain…
The assumption that evolution optimizes biology for a long, healthy life may be fundamentally wrong — at least for prot…
Mental health has long been considered a secondary concern in global disease burden accounting, but this landmark analy…
Suicide surveillance blind spots in low- and middle-income countries don't just obscure statistics — they actively impe…
One of the most frustrating gaps in Alzheimer's therapeutics is the lack of agents that address the disease's earliest…
One of the most underappreciated features of early Alzheimer's pathology is the accumulation of DNA double-strand break…
For the roughly one in three adults with chronic kidney disease who also carry elevated cardiovascular risk, the therap…
Applying the insulin self-management paradigm to heart failure, the SURPASS-HF trial enrolled 21 adults (mean age 69±11…
Among 720 participants in the PREDIMAR randomized controlled trial — a Mediterranean diet intervention study tracking a…
Mental health has long been underfunded relative to its share of global disease burden, and this landmark analysis offe…
One of the most persistent puzzles in aging biology is explaining why the immune system shifts from a protective force…
Perimenopause remains one of the most clinically under-served transitions in women's health, and a major reason may be…
As GLP-1 receptor agonist prescriptions continue to surge globally, a critical blind spot is emerging: the millions of…
For the millions of adults managing chronic joint, back, or soft-tissue pain, the appeal of a non-opioid, low-side-effe…
Understanding why older adults struggle in noisy environments has long been attributed primarily to peripheral hearing…
Cardiac imaging sits at a crossroads: AI tools are fast, scalable, and increasingly accurate, yet how they perform alon…
The relationship between sleep and brain aging is rarely simple, and this large cohort study adds a critical nuance: it…
For decades, neurological research has focused on proteins and lipids as the architects of myelin structure, but a grow…
The conventional wisdom that pancreatic beta-cell damage in type 2 diabetes is a late-stage consequence of severe hyper…
Cerebral glucose hypometabolism — the brain's progressive inability to efficiently metabolize its primary fuel — preced…
For the roughly one billion adults worldwide living with obstructive sleep apnea, the consequences extend well beyond d…
Understanding how sex hormones shape behavior has long been complicated by a fundamental biochemical ambiguity: testost…
The compatibility between an organism's mitochondrial and nuclear genomes may be a surprisingly powerful determinant of…
Post-traumatic epilepsy affects roughly 10–20% of moderate-to-severe TBI survivors and remains one of neurology's most…
For the estimated one million Americans living with Parkinson's disease — and the broader population affected by Lewy b…
For the millions of adults living with widespread chronic pain that defies easy diagnosis, a comprehensive clinical rev…
Understanding who is most vulnerable to respiratory viruses — and why — has never been more urgent. Post-pandemic shift…
Sleep disturbance is rarely framed as a seasonal phenomenon, yet population-scale prescription data may offer one of th…
For anyone who has wondered why chronic inflammation correlates with cognitive decline and depression, this research of…
The persistent gap between psychiatric diagnosis and effective biological treatment is one of medicine's most stubborn…
Cognitive fog doesn't lift when depression does — for millions of people with recurrent depressive disorder, memory gap…
Among 104 obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (oHCM) patients meeting 2024 ACC/AHA criteria for invasive septal red…
A recruitment protocol shift—emphasizing personally relevant symptoms like sleep disturbance rather than leading with t…
Oxidative stress has long been recognized as a downstream consequence of poor sleep, but pinpointing exactly where and…
How the brain compensates — or fails to — when one eye is suppressed during childhood development has enormous implicat…
Understanding exactly how amyloid proteins fold and stack into the plaques that characterize Alzheimer's disease has be…
How memory actually forms at the cellular level remains one of neuroscience's most consequential open questions — and t…
What separates human cognition from that of other mammals may not be solely a matter of brain size or neuron count — it…
The boundary between oncology immunotherapy and neurodegenerative disease treatment may be narrowing in a clinically me…
Most discussions of adolescent mental health focus on depression and anxiety — but the link between chronic loneliness…
Iodine rarely makes headlines, yet it quietly governs thyroid hormone synthesis and fetal neurodevelopment — and the Un…
Understanding why violence repeats across generations is one of the most consequential questions in public health — and…
Access to definitive Alzheimer's imaging has long been constrained by cost and geography — a gap that disproportionatel…
Understanding precisely how the sleeping brain converts fleeting experiences into durable memories has enormous implica…
For the millions living with Parkinson's disease, cognitive decline is among the most feared complications — yet no rel…
For the roughly 20% of Americans with sickle cell disease (SCD) whose condition qualifies as severe, the gap between su…
The assumption that calming neuroinflammation would protect Alzheimer's-affected brain circuits turns out to be far mor…
Motor fluctuations — the unpredictable cycling between good mobility and frozen immobility — represent one of the most…
Where someone lives may matter as much as how they live. The simultaneous pull of urban greenery and urban air pollutio…
How the brain stitches together what eyes see and ears hear during speech is a capability most people take for granted…
In middle-aged rats, hippocampal microglia adopted a lipid-rich, pro-inflammatory phenotype that correlated directly wi…
With Alzheimer's disease cases in the U.S. projected to more than double to 14 million by 2060, the search for modifiab…
The promise of GLP-1 receptor agonists for brain protection has been one of the most closely watched hypotheses in deme…
Understanding how nascent tumors escape the physical constraints of healthy tissue is one of cancer biology's most cons…
For anyone who has ever wondered why they delay important tasks despite knowing better, a convergence of genetics and n…
How the brain maintains stable memories and functional synapses over decades is one of neuroscience's most compelling p…
Maintaining sharp cognitive function across decades depends critically on the brain's ability to rapidly route blood to…
Pulmonary hypertension remains one of the most underdiagnosed and poorly understood cardiovascular conditions, with cur…
How cancer cells manage their molecular communications under duress has long been a blind spot in tumor biology — and c…
For the millions of people living with HIV, undergoing organ transplantation, or receiving immunosuppressive therapies…
Vascular biology has long assumed that chemical gradients—growth factors like VEGF diffusing through tissue—are the mas…
Cognitive test scores across entire populations have been declining in several wealthy nations after decades of gains —…
Diarrhoeal and enteric infections remain a leading killer of young children globally, yet the pace of improvement has m…
For the millions of adults managing depression who seek alternatives or complements to pharmaceutical treatment, the qu…
The accumulating burden of senescent cells in the aging brain may represent one of the most actionable upstream targets…
The possibility of identifying Alzheimer's disease risk from a simple blood draw — years before any cognitive symptom a…
Dementia diagnosis has long depended on a slow, resource-intensive funnel — cognitive screening in primary care, follow…
A longitudinal machine-learning framework trained on 150 subjects and 373 repeated observations from the OASIS-2 datase…
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations of patient-specific pulmonary vasculature revealed that intermediate-ris…
A new mechanistic framework resolves a long-standing paradox in polyamine biology: spermidine drives autophagy by inhib…
Every clinical trial result carries an implicit assumption: that measured outcomes reflect only the intervention being…
Early cancer detection sounds like an unambiguous win, but the gap between a compelling premise and proven clinical ben…
The long-standing assumption that women face worse Alzheimer's disease outcomes simply because they live longer may be…
Malabsorption disorders often evade early detection, and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) is among the most comm…
Low back pain remains the leading cause of disability worldwide, yet clinical practice has long struggled with a fundam…
For the tens of millions of adults who carry genetic or lifestyle risk factors for Alzheimer's disease, the question of…
The rapid adoption of GLP-1 receptor agonists has reshaped obesity treatment, but a critical question has emerged: if w…