NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
These common conditions may predict Alzheimer’s up to 10 years before symptoms
Common problems like high blood pressure and poor sleep may signal risk long before memory slips.
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NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
The Brain May Be Two Organs, a Discovery That Could Advance ALS Research
Learn how tracing the brain’s separate origins helped researchers grow nerve cells that could aid studies of ALS and spinal ...
NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
Dementia, the karaoke test and the vanishing self
As frontotemporal dementia degrades social awareness, loved ones and neuroscientists confront the heartbreaking boundary between a changing mind and the enduring self.
NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
Oral health and brain function: Aging Experts Reveal the Danger of Ignoring Your Teeth as You Age
There's research connecting poor dental care to higher dementia risk. Our experts explore the connection and share practical steps to protect your cognitive health through better dental habits.
NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
Learning another language may be one of the best ways to keep your brain healthy as you age
Learning another language is not a miracle cure for aging, and it cannot guarantee protection against Alzheimer’s disease. But it does have various other benefits.
NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
Your Brain Isn't One Organ. New Research Says It's Two
We talk about the brain and mind-body connection all the time at mindbodygreen, but new research is calling almost everything we know into question. In a newly published study, Stanford researchers ...
NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
Aspen Neuroscience Announces Publication of Sasineprocel Preclinical Data in "Cell Stem Cell"
Peer-reviewed findings describe reproducible manufacturing, leading-edge genomic quality controls and preclinical evidence supporting clinical ...
NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
Human brain has a split origin, new research suggests
For centuries, scientists have thought of the brain as a single, unified organ. But new research led by Stanford Medicine reveals ...
NeuropsychologySep 18, 2026
Human brain is two separate organs, research finds
For centuries, scientists have thought of the brain as a single, unified organ. But new research led by Stanford Medicine reveals that what we call the brain is two distinct organs that evolved ...
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Common Alzheimer’s Risk Gene May Change How an Unhealthy Diet Affects the Aging Brain
The foods people eat over many years may affect the aging brain differently depending on their genes. Australian scientists have found that older adults carrying a common Alzheimer’s risk gene ...
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Advocating for dementia awareness
A Drysdale man is encouraging everyone to advocate for themselves in the health field and help reduce stigma around people [...] ...
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Lab-Grown Human Brain Tissue Restores Brain Circuitry in Living Mice
Researchers transplant human brain organoids into cortex-depleted mice, forming functional circuits that guide motor behavior.
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Stanford researchers successfully grow human brain tissue inside mice in new study
Stanford researchers have successfully grown human brain tissue inside specially engineered mice, creating what they describe as one of the most advanced models yet for studying human brain ...
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Webinar on Alzheimer’s Dementia care to be held on September 20
Join the September 20 webinar on innovative Alzheimer’s dementia care, featuring expert insights on brain stimulation and early diagnosis.
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
How pub trivia, diet and exercise protect your brain from dementia
In the final part of our series on how brain scientists live their own advice, we learn that lowering your risk of cognitive decline can include simple and enjoyable life pleasures.
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Textbooks may have misdrawn this basic brain structure for 100 years
Scientists discovered that brain-cell axons may not be smooth tubes as textbooks have shown for more than a century, but instead naturally resemble strings of tiny pearls. Those pearl-like structures can change with…
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Want to keep your brain resilient as you age? Dementia specialist shares 7 everyday habits
If you want to age with a healthier brain, add these expert-recommended habits to your routine.
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Dementia risk linked to muscle health, not just body weight
Muscle loss was linked to higher dementia risk, while obesity showed different patterns depending on age at measurement.
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Here’s how Stanford scientists got human brain tissue to thrive in mice to advance neuroscience research
Researchers genetically modified the brains of mice using human tissue after finding them to be 'a hospitable environment'.
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Hidden “immune organ” in the skull may help fight brain cancer
Scientists discovered a hidden “immune organ” inside the skull that acts as a rapid first responder against brain cancer in mice. Strengthening this local immune defense improved tumor rejection and survival, raising the…
NeuropsychologySep 17, 2026
Cognitive Neuroscience
You will be studying Cognitive Neuroscience in the School of Psychology and Neuroscience where you will be part of a vibrant ...
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
Flow Neuroscience launches FL-100 in the US, the first FDA-approved at-home tDCS treatment for depression
Prescription-only treatment gives clinicians a new way to treat eligible adults with moderate to severe major depressive disorder at home, either as a standalone treatment or alongside medication ...
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
Scientists grow human brain tissue inside mice: Could this help cerebral palsy, epilepsy & autism research?
Researchers at Stanford University successfully grew a part of human tissue inside mice. This could help with extensive brain disease research in the future.
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
Scientists create mice with part-human brains
Researchers hope to shed light on conditions such as schizophrenia, epilepsy, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability and rare ...
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
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Neuroscience is a multidisciplinary science that is concerned with the study of the structure and function of the nervous system.
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
Focus on lifestyle changes limiting dementia prevention: Study
Efforts to prevent dementia may be focusing too heavily on individual lifestyle choices while overlooking the social, environmental and economic conditions that influence brain health, according to ...
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
Cumulus Neuroscience Presents Data at the ISCTM 2026 Autumn Conference
Interim data show high adherence and usability for remote, multimodal brain monitoring in borderline personality disorder and therapy-resistant depression, and a two-minute digital cognitive task ...
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
Scientists recreated what mice saw from brain activity alone
Scientists reconstructed videos from the brain activity of mice, producing 10-second clips based only on signals from neurons in the visual cortex. The breakthrough could help reveal how the brain reshapes what we see…
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
How AbbVie's neuroscience portfolio has transformed over the years
AbbVie ABBV has significantly transformed its neuroscience portfolio over the years, evolving it from a relatively concentrated business initially anchored by Vraylar and Botox Therapeutics into a ...
NeuropsychologySep 16, 2026
The #1 Dessert to Help Lower Dementia Risk, According to Dietitians
Eating dark chocolate as part of a balanced diet may stave off dementia risk with aging. Look for options that are lower in added sugar and rich in cocoa content. Other lifestyle habits like getting ...