Study Links Heavy TV Watching to Smaller Brain Structures
Television has long been blamed for sedentary habits and “brain rot.” Now a new brain-imaging study suggests the story may...
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Television has long been blamed for sedentary habits and “brain rot.” Now a new brain-imaging study suggests the story may...
Brain tumor surgery often hinges on a high-stakes trade-off: maximizing resection while protecting neurological function. Lesions near the corpus callosum...
A new review in Nature Reviews Neurology argues that the striking variability of Lewy body disease—ranging from fluctuating symptoms to...
Progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is defined by the build-up of tau, yet patients often show cognitive and behavioral problems that...
A new qualitative study from Japan spotlights “Team Orange,” a community-based dementia support program designed to help families and caregivers...
A new study is upending a long-held idea about how the nervous system reads temperature. Researchers at the University of...
Ever notice how some people can follow a nearby conversation while still tracking your words—without missing the shift in tone...
A new viral-science headline from 2026 spotlights an emerging lipid signal in Parkinson’s disease: plasma ceramide ratios. Researchers report that...
A new viral-looking study is fueling optimism in Parkinson’s research by spotlighting a surprising candidate: prasugrel, an antiplatelet drug best...
Some children with autism communicate more easily than others, even when they understand and hear the same spoken words. A...
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