Neuroscience

$2 Million Grant for Organoid Intelligence Research Activity

The numbers indicate public funding is moving into organoid intelligence (brain-inspired computation using organoid systems as hardware/medium) as a bridge between biology and AI, and the pace is real. The following outlines what happened, who […]

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Global Brain Health Roadmap for Resource-Limited Regions

Sara Morgan

The global burden of neurological disorders accounts for 43% of all disease and 11 million people die each year from brain-related conditions. This matters for practice and policy. At the 27th World Congress of Neurology […]

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Fastball EEG: Early Memory Loss Detection Debuts in US Clinics

Sara Morgan

Fastball EEG is landing in US clinics, and it’s not a gadget jargon. It’s a three‑minute, passive brainwave test that might change how we spot memory problems long before a formal diagnosis. No questions to […]

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Can Facial Emotion Recognition Really Help the Elderly Feel Seen and Supported?

Sara Morgan

Facial emotion recognition technology has advanced significantly, but its accuracy in real-world, diverse elderly populations remains limited—especially with nuanced or masked expressions. Multi-modal systems combining facial cues, voice, and physiological data improve reliability, yet ethical […]

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Could Cancer Drugs Approved for Heart Patients Help Reverse Alzheimer’s Brain Changes?

Sara Morgan

FDA-approved cancer drugs showed promise in reversing Alzheimer’s gene changes in mice, hinting at a potential new approach by repurposing existing medications. While these findings are exciting, they’re based on preclinical data; real-world effects and […]

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New Tricks in Synapses: Unlocking Surprising Ways Our Brain Communicates

Sara Morgan

Recent advances reveal synaptic communication as a complex, dynamic process involving many more proteins and mechanisms than previously thought, thanks to cutting-edge proteomic tools like TurboID. Brain cancers like gliomas hijack synaptic pathways, forming mimicry-like […]

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How Diabetes and Sleep Apnea Are Rewiring the Brain—and What Imaging Tells Us

Sara Morgan

Diabetes and sleep apnea don’t just coexist; they actively disrupt brain connectivity, affecting memory, concentration, and processing speed. Advanced imaging shows white matter damage and altered neural networks, which can be partially reversed with timely […]

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Blocking Brain Repair to Boost Memory? How Temozolomide Might Help in Epilepsy

Sara Morgan

Blocking maladaptive neurogenesis, like with Temozolomide, shows promise in animal models for improving memory and reducing seizures, but human data is still missing. Neurogenesis in epilepsy isn’t just beneficial; when it’s abnormal, it fuels network […]

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RingZen6: The New Tinnitus Support Supplement Backed by 2025 Nobel-Winning Brain Science

Sara Morgan

Alright, let’s try to get past the surface-level interpretation here for a moment. RingZen6 isn’t just another supplement promising quick fixes or masking symptoms—it’s rooted in some serious neuroscience breakthroughs, specifically the kind that won […]