Robots Trained by Video: A Leap Toward Autonomous Surgery Summary: This is the first time a machine has been trained to perform medical treatments by watching video of a skilled surgeon, bringing the field of […]

App demonstrates promise in reducing melancholy by preventing rumination. Summary: A new digital health action, developed over a century of research, uses a experiential app to help minimize depressive symptoms by disrupting […]

After the Pandemic, Alcohol Use Keeps Elevated Summary: U. S. alcohol usage increased during the COVID-19 epidemic and has stayed elevated post-pandemic, posing serious health risks. Heavy drinking […]

Wealth Shapes Perceptions of Trustworthiness Summary: New research shows that across different nations, people with fewer materials resources are constantly perceived as less reliable. A common […]

Identifying Hidden Brain Signs Summary: A recent study offers new insights into how brain regions coordinate during rest, using resting-state fMRI ( rsfMRI ) and neural recordings in […]

Anxiety and Depression Risks Are Related to Emotional Sensitivity. Summary: A recent study reveals that seniors who are more susceptible to “emotional contagion” —feeling emotions from others—are significantly more lik […]

Higher Dementia Chance is Associated with a Higher Glucose Level Even without treatment changes, older adults who have major cholesterol levels are more likely to have dementia and cognitive decline. Over the course of […]

Aggressive Behavior is a result of emotional exhaustion. Summary: The mind’s frontal lobe may undergo changes that cause increased aggression and coercive behavior as a result of continuous mental fatigue. This […]

In determining the origin of thoughts, astronauts play a crucial part. Summary: Scientists have uncovered a shocking responsibility for astrocytes—cells surrounding neurons—in deciding which thoughts are kept or for […]

Behavior and Emotional Control Are Firm Bedtimes Boosted by Stable Bedtimes. Summary: Children who sleep regularly have better emotional control and behavior than those who do n’t. Children are more apt to handle stress and manage […]

Targeting Enzyme TYK2 May Lower Tau in Alzheimer's Disorder Summary: Scientists have discovered that the protein TYK2 modifies tau protein, leading to their concentration in the brain—a important characteristic o […]

Childhood Memory Shortfalls and Asthma Are Related to Childhood Asthma Summary: A new study cites a link between childhood memory problems and pneumonia, with earlier beginning being related to slower memory development over […]

Reprogrammed head cells might repair wires that have been damaged. Summary: Scientists have effectively reprogrammed astroglia, a type of mental support battery, into neurons that mimic certain interneurons essential for […]

Brain Power is Increased by One HIIT Exercise Bout. Summary: New research finds that perhaps one bouts of intense exercise can improve mental performance in young people, particularly in memory, focus, and […]

Surprisingly High Memory Abilities Are ascribed to Cells Beyond the Brain. Summary: Recent analysis challenges the notion that neurons are the only ones that you store and process memories outside the brain. Researchers found […]

Long COVID may change 23 % of people, according to an AI tool. Summary: A novel AI tool identified long COVID in 22.8 % of people, a much higher rate than originally diagnosed. By analyzing intensive health records […]

Disrupted Eating Processes? Liver-Brain Signs Keep Important to Balance Summary: A recent study examines how daily rhythms affect our eating habits. People who work night shifts or at irregular hours can disrupt this […]

Why Human Culture Always Stops Evolving Summary: A innovative research proposes that human society’s special strength lies not in its ability to accumulate understanding, as previously thought, […]

Childhood Stress Disrupts Attention, Sleep, and Dopamine Balance in Parents Summary: New study links youth suffering with early attention deficits, sleeping disruptions, and certain dopamine imbalances in the mind. Researchers […]

Personal Interaction: How Dog-Owner Heart Rates Sync During Interaction Summary: Dogs and their owners show synchronized heart rate variability ( HRV ), reflecting shared emotional states during relaxed interactions, a new […]