The real-world takeaway? Exercise remains one of the most effective ways to boost circulating mature BDNF. Making muscles ...

Scientists say certain physical activities can do more than just shape your body—they might actually rewire your brain. The surprising link between movement and mind is deeper than you think., Health, ...

Carsten Pinnow met Professor Zander at “brAIn@NAT25“ and asked him about the promising applications of this new technology.

Physical activity, thinking skills, and emotional regulation are evolutionarily intertwined, yet an "evolutionary bug" makes us lazy. Explore the links and learn how to fight back.

To promote cadaver organ donation and streamline the reporting of brain death in Intensive Care Units (ICUs), the Kerala State Organ and Tissue Transplant Organization (K-SOTTO) is organising a ...

For more than 60 years, the medical community has been refining the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. The diagnosis of ...

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High-impact sports like football, soccer, and volleyball are back in full swing, which means student athletes are at an ...

If you’re a chronic insomniac, you might experience faster declines in memory and thinking skills than your better-sleeping fellows. In other words, your brain might age faster. In a study published ...

Struggling with ongoing sleep problems could do more than leave you groggy—it may accelerate memory decline and increase the risk of dementia. This is the warning of a study that found that older ...

A brain structure that seems to influence food consumption could one day be targeted to enhance interventions for weight loss or gain. Studies have shown that activating neurons in this structure, ...

Neuroscientists from 22 labs joined forces in an unprecedented international partnership to produce a landmark achievement: a neural map that shows activity across the entire brain during ...