Routine Blood Tests May Flag Silent Brain Damage in the Elderly
A three-year longitudinal study finds that routine blood count markers—neutrophil count, NLR, and WLR—are independently associated with white matter hyperintensities...
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A three-year longitudinal study finds that routine blood count markers—neutrophil count, NLR, and WLR—are independently associated with white matter hyperintensities...
A new review proposes that personality-related biological differences, expressed through autonomic, neuroendocrine, and gut pathways, may help explain individual variation...
Deep in the metallurgical belt of Yunnan Province, where gold smelters and mineral refineries fill the air with metallic dust,...
Deep inside the neurons of an aging brain, mitochondria are quietly failing. These organelles, which supply the enormous energy demands...
A George Mason University gerontologist has received $75,000 from the Virginia Center on Aging to launch Circles of Care, the...
A new case series documents the first lead revision surgeries and advanced programming strategies for DYT-11 myoclonus dystonia patients who...
Researchers at the University of Tübingen and Carl Zeiss Vision have built a real-time AI system that detects anomalous gaze...
New crystal structures and biochemical analyses reveal that seven disease-causing SHMT2 mutations sabotage the same mitochondrial enzyme through strikingly different...
A matched study of elite Thai Muay Thai fighters and sprinters found no group-level cognitive differences, though higher estimated head-impact...
New research identifies the inflammatory receptor GPR84 as a driver of blood-brain barrier breakdown after ischemic stroke through a cAMP-CREB...
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