NeuropsychologySep 30, 2026
Speech Patterns During Memory Tests Forecast Mental Decline
A new study uses NLP to analyze speech patterns during memory tests, predicting cognitive decline up to 7 years in advance.
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NeuropsychologySep 30, 2026
Restoring Brain Blood Vessels Reverses Autism-Related Behaviors in Mice
Repairing brain blood vessel function via P2Y2 receptor activation reverses autism behavioral symptoms in adult mice.
NeuropsychologySep 30, 2026
Can't dementia be prevented by protecting 'only the brain'? Thinking about how to protect the brain from your 50s based on 8 habits practiced by doctors
When you hear the words "dementia prevention," what comes to mind?Brain training.Crosswords.Reading.Supplements.Of course, using your brain is important.However, looking at the latest research on ...
NeuropsychologySep 30, 2026
Checking your phone right after waking up may affect your brain, psychologists say
Reaching for your phone the moment you wake up may do more than start your morning scrolling. Psychologists explain how early screen exposure can shift the brain into an alert, reactive state, why ...
NeuropsychologySep 29, 2026
Neck Cancer Surgery May Disrupt Brain Drainage and Cognition
Removing neck lymph nodes can block brain fluid drainage, leading to ventricular enlargement and cognitive decline.
NeuropsychologySep 29, 2026
USU Psychology to Launch Behavioral Neuroscience Major
Utah State University will launch a new behavioral neuroscience program for undergraduate students in October.
NeuropsychologySep 29, 2026
Cognitive and Neuroscientific Structure of Conscious Awareness
The true nature of the phenomenon recognized by society as "conscious awareness" or "conscious thought" is neither a free will that controls the mind and body at will, nor the essence of the self—the ...
NeuropsychologySep 29, 2026
Different Dementia Types Respond Differently to Favorite Music
Music therapy may not affect every person with dementia in the same way, and new brain research may help explain why. Scientists in Amsterdam have found that Alzheimer’s disease and frontotemporal ...
NeuropsychologySep 29, 2026
What does fly brain research bring to society? A story of a simple yet advanced brain
About three weeks after the previous article below, it seems that X is producing various research results in fly brain research that even hint at future social implementation in various fields. This ...
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Neurodevelopmental Syndrome Linked to Partial Loss of BRSK1
AI and fruit fly studies identify BRSK1 gene mutations as the cause of a rare neurodevelopmental disorder marked by speech delay and microcephaly.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Daily Cannabis Might Make Epilepsy Worse
Near-daily cannabis use is linked to twice as many convulsive seizures and faster drug resistance in adults with severe epilepsy.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Bullfrog Brains Produce Their Own Emergency Fuel When Glucose Runs Out
Biologists discover bullfrog brains synthesize their own emergency ketones when glucose runs out, upending rules of neural energy metabolism.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Uninjured Brain Age Holds Key to Language Recovery Following Stroke
Study finds biological aging in uninjured brain tissue predicts aphasia severity and 6-month recovery after speech therapy and brain stimulation.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Lowering blood pressure can help defend brain against dementia
Managing blood pressure can significantly improve brain health and reduce the progression of cognitive deterioration by nearly 40%, according to a new UT Health San Antonio study. Data from the City ...
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Favorite Music Still Reaches the Brain in Dementia
A favorite song can bring back memories, stir strong emotions, or make someone want to move. New research suggests that this powerful connection with music can remain visible in the brain even after ...
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Insomnia Linked to Significantly Higher Risk of Stroke
A large international review links chronic insomnia to a 26% higher risk of stroke, increased hospitalizations, and elevated dementia risk.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Blocking Immune Cells Protects Memory and Brain Tissue in Alzheimer’s
Blocking CXCR3 on immune T cells preserved 40% more memory tissue in Alzheimer’s mice without needing to cross the blood-brain barrier.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Rhythm of Your Breath Controls Reaction Time
A new study shows people react 41 milliseconds faster while exhaling than inhaling, linking respiratory cycles directly to motor speed.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
What glucosamine may be doing inside the brain has scientists taking a closer look at its possible link to dementia progression
Researchers at the University of Florida found links between glucosamine use and higher dementia progression in individuals with mild cognitive impairment. The study analyzed electronic health records ...
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Resetting the body clock could help the brain recover after stroke
Strengthening the body’s natural daily rhythms helped mice recover after stroke by improving the brain’s waste-clearing system and reducing lingering inflammation. The approach worked even when treatment began three days…
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
What's Behind Firefly Neuroscience's (NASDAQ:AIFF) Big Moment in AI Stocks?
Firefly Neuroscience (NASDAQ:AIFF) is in the spotlight in AI Stocks after a fresh development. Here is what changed, why it matters, and what to watch next.
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Meet Brain Canada's new Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research
Brain Canada's flagship Future Leaders in Canadian Brain Research program is built to equip early-career researchers to take high-risk, high-reward approaches to advance brain and mental health. Since ...
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
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People diagnosed with severe mental illnesses such as schizophrenia or bipolar disorder may have a life expectancy up to 20 years shorter than the general population, according to researchers at the ...
NeuropsychologySep 28, 2026
Scientists found a surprising driver of Alzheimer’s outside the brain
Scientists found that immune cells contributing to Alzheimer’s-related brain damage may be activated in lymph nodes outside the brain before traveling into the nervous system. Blocking this pathway in mice dramatically…
NeuropsychologySep 27, 2026
Flawed AI Summaries Distort Eyewitness Memory
Misleading AI video summaries alter human memory and distort eyewitness accuracy from 84% down to 45%, Georgetown and UW study finds.
NeuropsychologySep 27, 2026
Glucosamine, a popular joint supplement, linked to faster Alzheimer’s progression
A large health-record analysis found that glucosamine use was associated with a 25% higher likelihood of mild cognitive impairment progressing to dementia. Lab experiments suggest the popular joint supplement may…
NeuropsychologySep 27, 2026
Stanford Researchers Discover Human Brain Is Actually Two Independent Organs (Article Translation)
Stanford Scientists Find That the Human Brain Is Actually Two Separate Organs A team led by scientists at Stanford University determined th futurism.com "The term 'brain' evokes a single, continuous ...
NeuropsychologySep 27, 2026
Precision Neuroscience Raises $250 Million Series D To Advance Brain-Computer Interface Technology
Precision Neuroscience has raised $250 million in an oversubscribed Series D financing, bringing its total funding to $430 million as it advances its brain-computer interface technology toward broader ...
NeuropsychologySep 26, 2026
Mitochondria in the Brain’s Reward Hub Drive Nicotine Dependence
UCF neuroscientists study how nicotine alters brain mitochondria in the nucleus accumbens to discover more effective addiction therapies.
NeuropsychologySep 26, 2026
The brain still responds to favorite music in dementia
What happens in the brain of someone with dementia when they hear music that means something to them? Researchers from Alzheimer Center Amsterdam and the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience mapped ...