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A deep slumber might help buffer against memory loss for older adults facing a heightened burden of Alzheimer’s disease, new research suggests.

University of Queensland researchers have identified a unique pain pathway targeted by a notorious Australian stinging tree and say it could point the way to new, non-opioid pain relief.

Innovative laser scanning design unlocks high-precision observations at up to 10,000 frames per second, making the microscope a powerful recording tool.

Researchers have developed a new model of multiple sclerosis that makes it possible to correlate the degeneration or regeneration of myelin with the evolution of cognitive and motor abilities.

According to a study, Asian people with an excess amount of visceral fat tend to show poorer performance in cognitive tests of memory, executive function, processing speed and attention.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had serious and lasting negative impacts on children’s and adolescents’ mental health.

Spindles May Prompt ‘Emotional Recalibration,’ UCSF-SFVA Led Study Shows.

Giving new college students opportunities to reflect on the ways science, technology, engineering, and math can affect their lives makes them more likely to remain in degree programs in STEM fields.

New insights into transcriptional buffering help to explain how cells balance RNA levels in the body.

Cancer patients who use cannabis to address their symptoms have less pain and sleep better, according to new research. But they also experience another, unexpected, benefit: After a few weeks of sustained use, they seem to think more clearly.