Brain

Low levels of NPTX2 protein in spinal fluid may predict mild cognitive impairment years before symptoms, offering new treatment targets.

Protein TRIM11, capable of preventing neurodegeneration, emerges as a promising therapeutic target for Alzheimer’s disease.

Early loss of smell linked to Alzheimer’s risk. Testing odor detection could predict future cognitive problems. (156 characters)

Kundalini yoga could potentially improve memory and stress management, thus reducing Alzheimer’s risk in elderly women, a UCLA study suggests.

Scientists find unique neurons that can halt all movement, aiding our understanding of nervous system control and Parkinson’s disease mechanisms.

New research suggests Alzheimer’s Disease may alter pain perception due to protein TLR4 absence, potentially affecting pain management methods.

Study reveals how light sensitivity may worsen Alzheimer’s symptoms and sleep disorders, offering hope for new treatments.

Probiotics and the gut-mind connection: Study shows how they may slow cognitive decline, aiding brain health in aging.

Researchers link age-related cognitive decline to misregulation of brain protein, CaMKII, due to decreased nitrosylation, hinting at possible treatments.

Scientists find the periaqueductal gray (PAG) in rat brains is key to play and laughter, offering insights into instinctual behavior.