Daily Step Count Boosts Teen Mental Health, Study Finds
Walking to school, playing outside, or shopping can positively affect teens’ mental health. The research, based on a large U.S. sample, shows that simple daily
Neuroscience
Aging brains show adaptation rather than decline, new research claims
Researchers have published a new study in the journal Perspectives on Psychological Science. The findings challenge the common belief that cognitive function si
Scientists discover how distant brain synapses stay ready for change
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Brain Research have identified a remote-control mechanism that allows the brain's outermost layer to coordinate sign
Alcohol’s Complex Impact on Brain Health and Neurodegenerative Research
Researchers are reevaluating how alcohol affects the brain, questioning whether any amount is truly safe for long-term cognitive health. This inquiry coincides
Why Simple Well‑Being Routines Outlast Perfect Plans
People often try to build perfect wellness habits, but the ones that last are usually small and easy to restart. A new study shows that routines anchored to cle
Brain Energy Systems Fuel Nicotine Addiction
Researchers at the University of Central Florida have launched a new study to understand how nicotine reshapes cellular energy systems in the brain. The team fo
REM Sleep Paradox: Dreams Drain the Brain’s Energy Even as Fuel Supply Rises
Scientists at Tohoku University have found that the brain consumes more energy during REM sleep than when awake, despite an increased supply of glucose and oxyg
Neuroscience Reveals Three Habits That Protect Your Brain As You Age
Preserving brain health is no longer just a vague hope. It is a reality backed by hard data. Recent neuroscience investigations confirm this shift. A large-scal
Your Brain Resolves Visual Conflicts Instantly
Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory have identified a rapid neural mechanism that resolves conflicts within the visual cortex. This discovery, publishe
Disruption of Striatal D2 Receptor Neurons Drives ADHD and Impulsivity
Scientists have found that removing a key protein called NSF from dopamine D2 receptor-expressing neurons in the striatum leads to ADHD-like symptoms in mice, i
Largest Neuroimaging Study Reveals Brain Structure Changes in Bulimia Nervosa
Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai conducted the largest neuroimaging study to date on bulimia nervosa, identifying structural brain dif
Inconsistent Use of ‘Neurodiversity’ and ‘Neurodivergence’ Complicates Research and Care
A recent systematic review of peer‑reviewed neuroscience literature revealed that authors frequently alternate between the terms „neurodiversity” and „neurodive