MIT study reveals protein perlecan’s essential role in maintaining neuronal axon integrity, preventing synapse death in flies and humans.
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HIV Medication Maraviroc: A Dual-Action Weapon Against Dementia and Huntington’s Disease
Cambridge researchers use HIV drug Maraviroc in mice to enhance brain self-clearing, possibly slowing dementia and Huntington’s disease.
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Leveraging Sleep to Spark Creativity: A Game-Changing Method by MIT and Harvard for Enhanced Creativity via Targeted Dream Incubation
MIT and Harvard scientists have unveiled evidence showing individuals exhibit heightened creativity when awakened during the initial stages of sleep…
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The Role of Neurogenesis and APP in Alzheimer’s Disease
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinStudy reveals link between neurogenesis timing and Alzheimer’s disease, suggesting vulnerabilities may be present from birth.
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The “Cytoelectric Coupling” Hypothesis: Pioneering Insight Into Brain Functioning
New study introduces ‘Cytoelectric Coupling’ hypothesis, suggesting brain’s electrical fields influence neuron configuration for optimized function.
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Breakthrough in Huntington’s Disease: Discovery of Altered Neural Circuits
New research discovers altered neural circuits in Huntington’s disease, shedding light on symptoms and potential therapeutic approaches.
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Recent Research Discloses Cognitive and Memory Enhancement Effects of a Widely-Used Laxative
Text explores a study linking prucalopride, a laxative, to enhanced cognitive function and memory in healthy adults.
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Decoding the Brain’s Inner Workings: Unveiling Sensory and Cognitive Networks via Brain Receptor Mapping
Unlocking the brain’s secrets: Researchers map neurotransmitter receptors, revealing insights into cognition and behavior, aiding drug development.
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Want To Age Optimally? New Study Reveals the Power of Social Participation
New study reveals the positive impact of social participation on optimal aging, promoting mental health, reducing loneliness, and improving overall …
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Stress-Induced Overeating and Weight Gain: The Role of NPY Molecule and the Brain’s Desire for Comfort Food
Study links stress and high-calorie diet to weight gain through NPY molecule and brain’s craving for comfort food.