Autism in Kids is Detected by AI and VR System with Over 85 % reliability. Summary: Researchers have developed a virtual reality and AI-based system that can detect autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in young children with over 85% […]

Lower Dementia Risk is Linked to the Shiggling Immunization Summary: A recent study has shown that vaccination against shingles may reduce the risk of dementia by 20 % over the course of seven years. This […]

How Our Brains React to Virtual Actions Depending on Our Avatar Appearance Understanding how our brains process characters in digital spaces is becoming more significant as relationships with artificial intelligence become more […]

How Brain Balance Changes With Age, According to a portable head detector. Summary: A groundbreaking study has shown that as children age, excitatory brain activity decreases while inhibitory activity increases, helping shape […]

Thalassos Identified as a Center for Memory and Brain Plasticity Summary: A recent study has found that the brain, which is longer overshadowed by the brain and brain, is crucially involved in shaping and updating brain […]

Music Selection You Impair Productivity Summary: A recent study found that background music in organizations can cause harm to employees ‘ mood, energy, and work performance when it doesn’t fit […]

Children with ADHD and ASD may be impacted by mothers ' childhood pain. Summary: A recent study indicates that mothers ‘ adverse childhood experiences (ACEs ), including abuse, neglect, or household dysfunction, may have an […]

Children You Detect Their Personal Heartbeat As Early As Three Months Old Summary: A recent study has found that infants as young as three weeks may sense their own beat, and their knowledge of respiration increases during the […]

In the head, defensive signals influence social conduct and agitation Summary: New research has revealed that the defensive protein IL-17 can directly affect behavior by affecting particular brain regions. IL-17 reduces […]

Daydreaming Aids: Mind Movement Aids Unconscious Learning Summary: A recent study indicates that unrestrained thoughts wandering may actually improve learning when performing things that need little attention. […]

Mental Connectivity Is Weakened By Childhood Adversity, But Support Is Protected By It. Summary: New study indicates that challenging early life experiences are related to weaker light matter links across the adolescent brain, which may […]

Why Background Beats May Improve Study Focus in Music-Related Disorders Summary: A new study explored whether young adults with ADHD are more likely to listen to background music during daily tasks. The survey, involving over […]

How a Bad Meal Rewires the Head to Stay Away Long Summary: A new study reveals how a single food poisoning experience creates long-lasting aversive memories in the brain. Researchers found that mice […]

Medicines for ADHD that have a heart-related side effect Summary: A significant new analysis of 102 clinical trials concludes that ADHD medications have only marginally affecting children’s and adults ‘ blood […]

Air Pollution May Impair Cognitive Functions and Language Development Summary: Older adults ‘ mental health, particularly language capability, may be harmed by long-term publicity to nitrogen dioxide and fine particulates. […]

The Simple Power of Self-Deprecating Laughter Summary: Self-deprecating humor, when used carefully, you help people manage emotions, build trust, and develop connection—especially in medical s […]

Serotonin Indicators the Body's Best Guess About Coming Rewards Summary: A new research reveals that norepinephrine neurons in the brain may play a vital role in helping us estimate the value of future rewards. More […]

How Psilocybin Lifts Mood Without the Hallucinogenic Trip Summary: Researchers have uncovered two crucial mind mechanisms—specific neurons and a dopamine receptor—that help clarify how beneficial produces lon […]

Sexual Hormones Trigger Pain Relief via Immune Cells Summary: Scientists have discovered that adult hormones like estrogen and progesterone may trigger immune cell near the spinal cord to release normal […]

Autism-Linked Gene Alters Face Perception in Pitbulls Summary: A new research shows that Beagle dogs with abnormalities in the autism-linked Shank3 protein exhibit experience processing defects similar to […]