Why Our Brains, Our Selves won the 2025 Royal Society Trivedi Science Book Prize
The human brain is one of the most complex objects to have ever existed Andriy Onufriyenko/Getty Images Science…
Creative hobbies could slow brain ageing at the molecular level
The tango’s complexity might make it particularly good for keeping the brain young.Credit: Tempura/Getty Whether it’s dancing the…
ALS May Be an Autoimmune Disease
Summary: A groundbreaking study has shown that ALS may actually be an autoimmune disease. Researchers discovered that CD4+…
Dietary RNA Molecules May Hold the Key to Slowing Cellular Aging
Summary: Living longer doesn’t always mean living healthier, and researchers are exploring how diet can extend healthspan. A…
Features of autism can affect age of diagnosis – and so can genes
Children diagnosed with autism before the age of six tend to have different traits to those who are…
Scientists Found a Major Problem With Vitamin B12 Guidelines, and Your Brain Might Be at Risk
Low-normal B12 in older adults was tied to slower processing, cognitive decline, and brain damage. Scientists warn that…
Safe by Design: How Architects and Forensics Rethink Security across Scales
Straight River Northbound Safety Rest Area / Snow Kreilich Architects. Image © Corey Gaffer Share Share Facebook Twitter…
THE FIT LIFE: Why You're Always Tired — And What You Can Do About It – Gwinnett Daily Post
THE FIT LIFE: Why You’re Always Tired — And What You Can Do About It Gwinnett Daily Post8 reasons…
‘The skills they need to thrive’: Renowned early childhood educator releases fourth edition of book | Montana News
At 13 years old, Mary Sheedy Kurcinka knew what she wanted to do with her life. She had…
Swapping old immune cells in the brain with fresh ones could treat disease
After a mouse received treatment to eliminate immune cells called microglia, it was injected with human progenitor cells…
Infant Brain Gene Regulator May Predispose Adults to Dementia
Summary: A new study reveals that the brain’s vulnerability to disorders like multiple sclerosis and dementia may begin…
Gut Microbes May Hold the Hidden Key to Why We Sleep
Summary: A new study shows that bacterial cell wall molecules, specifically peptidoglycan, are present in the brain and…