New research finds a finger-prick blood test for Alzheimer’s, utilizing pTau217 biomarkers, offers a convenient and accurate alternative to traditional methods.
New research finds that female brains resist anesthetics more than males, leading to faster recovery from surgery and highlighting hormonal influences on sensitivity.
New research finds that Creativity Camp significantly enhances the mental health and self-awareness of teenagers struggling with depression through creative engagement.
New research reveals that low doses of ketamine rapidly relieve depressive symptoms by uniquely targeting NMDA receptors in the brain.
New research finds that as individuals transition from adolescence to adulthood, they experience less decision noise, enhancing their decision-making skills and performance.
New research finds that shared experiences, from casual outings to significant events, can strengthen workplace relationships and boost collaboration among teams.
New research reveals that targeting the Neurokinin 2 Receptor may curb appetite and boost calorie burning, offering hope for effective obesity and diabetes treatments.
New research finds that human-AI interactions may subtly steer our evolutionary path, influencing traits like brain size, attention spans, and social behaviors.
New research finds that relying on police in schools may exacerbate violence, undermine student safety, and contribute to the school-to-prison pipeline.
New research finds that showcasing intellectual humility significantly enhances trust in scientists, especially on contentious issues like climate change and public health.
