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Scientists Identify a Nose-to-Brain Circuit That Links Anxiety and Breathing
7+ hour, 43+ min ago (574+ words) A 2026 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences may have uncovered an important piece of that puzzle. Researchers identified what they describe as a “nose-to-brain circuit,” connecting sensory neurons in the nasal cavity with brain regions…...
Alzheimer's May Leave a Much Earlier Mark on the Brain
7+ hour, 28+ min ago (826+ words) Alzheimer’s can begin changing the brain years, even decades, before memory problems become noticeable. That has made finding the disease as early as possible one of the biggest goals in Alzheimer’s research. But what if some of the changes scientists…...
Insomniac? A Trick Used for Babies Could Help You Sleep: Study
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (775+ words) Rocking a baby to sleep is almost instinctive. A slow sway in someone’s arms, a stroller rolling over pavement, or a car moving steadily down the road can sometimes quiet a restless infant within minutes. We tend to think of…...
Neurologist Says the Best Stimulation for Your Brain Isn’t What You Think
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1168+ words) Keeping your brain sharp as you age might bring to mind crossword puzzles, memory games, or learning a new language. Those can all challenge the brain, but according to one neurologist who specializes in memory disorders, one of the best…...
Never-Before-Seen Type of Amyloid May Explain a Devastating Form of Alzheimer's
4+ week, 7+ hour ago (629+ words) A never-before-seen amyloid fold linked to the Flemish APP mutation may explain why amyloid-beta targets blood vessels in a rare The post A Rare Alzheimer’s Mutation Just Revealed a Protein Fold Nobody Had Ever Seen appeared first on The Hearty…...