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Enacted dreams could be an early sign of Parkinson’s disease → Read More
Scientists demonstrate that crows are capable of recursion—a key feature in grammar. Not everyone is convinced → Read More
A host of different retinal exams are being evaluated as potential Alzheimer’s screening methods → Read More
Concentrating for long periods builds up chemicals that disrupt brain functioning. → Read More
The pathological buildup of a protein known as TDP-43 can lead to an Alzheimer’s-like disorder → Read More
The universal marker of aging is not always a one-way process → Read More
A survey of more than 300,000 households in developing countries shows increased food insecurity → Read More
Making predictions up to several days in advance may help with care → Read More
A pushback has arisen to seasonal clock changes that affect mood, sleep and general well-being → Read More
Blood clots and inflammation may underlie many of these complications → Read More
The goal is to identify the best means of encouraging individuals to change the way they live. Young people may need more convincing → Read More
The partial fruit fly “connectome” contains approximately 25,000 neurons and 20 million synapses → Read More
A protein released from bone is involved in triggering the body’s reaction to stress → Read More
We know it best as a stringy slime dripping from noses and as viscous, discolored goop hacked up by sickened airways. But it’s so much more than that. Coating the surfaces of guts, eyes, mouth, nasal cavity and ears, mucus plays a range of important physiological roles — hydrating, cleaning, supporting good microbes and warding off foreign invaders. “I like to call it the unsung hero of the body… → Read More
Five-month-olds may use chuckles to identify information about social interactions → Read More
The slimy stuff has a surprisingly wide array of beneficial biological functions → Read More
A newly identified circuit connecting the cerebellum to the brain’s reward centers in mice could help scientists understand autism and addiction → Read More
A newly identified circuit connecting the cerebellum to the brain’s reward centers in mice could help scientists understand autism and addiction → Read More
Two Norwegian psychologists developed a method of treating the condition that is gaining international attention for its efficiency and effectiveness → Read More
Two Norwegian psychologists developed a method of treating the condition that is gaining international attention for its efficiency and effectiveness → Read More