Neuroscience

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Groundbreaking discovery: Antipsychotic drugs work on D1 dopamine neurons, not D2 as thought. Promising for better schizophrenia treatments.

Researchers find a new subtype of dopamine neurons linked to movement, not reward, shedding new light on Parkinson’s disease understanding.

Groundbreaking study reveals brain’s anti-inflammatory circuit, connecting immunity and behavior. Neurobiology’s paradigm shift.

Espresso compounds may combat Alzheimer’s protein clumping, offering potential neurodegenerative disease treatments. (160 characters)

UVA researchers find faulty calcium signaling in immune cells contributes to aging; enhanced calcium uptake could slow down age-related diseases.

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.

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