Longitudinal Urine Metabolomics Predicts High-Grade Brain Injury in Very Preterm Infants
Preterm birth leaves many infants vulnerable to brain injury, but detecting damage early is notoriously difficult. A new viral science...
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Preterm birth leaves many infants vulnerable to brain injury, but detecting damage early is notoriously difficult. A new viral science...
A new translational study in Translational Psychiatry links lingering fatigue after COVID-19 to a cascade of immune and metabolic changes...
Neural operators (NOs) are gaining traction as flexible tools for learning the dynamics of complex systems. By framing spatiotemporal evolution...
Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) develops after repeated head impacts and traumatic brain injuries, most often reported in contact-sport athletes and...
A new multi-omics study, published in Translational Psychiatry, links immune signaling in the brain to widespread metabolic disruptions across major...
When the brain coordinates movement, it continually compares motor commands with sensory feedback. Small mismatches—visuo-motor errors—can normally be corrected only...
Adolescence and young adulthood are periods when emotional symptoms can emerge or intensify—and a new population-based study suggests the brain’s...
Daydreaming has been a promising step toward making Hopfield networks—brain-inspired associative memory models—both more capable and more robust. Originally inspired...
A new study led by researchers at Rutgers University and Yale University uses specialized positron emission tomography (PET) to measure...
A new set of clinical trials is aiming to answer a deceptively simple question: can exercise delivered at a distance...
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