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Anyone who has tried and failed to meditate knows that our minds are rarely still. But where do they roam? New research led by UC Berkeley has come up with a way to track the flow of our internal thought processes and signal whether our minds are focused, fixated or wandering.
Read moreWaste clearance is crucial for brain health, preventing neurodegenerative disease
Read moreDistinct neural connectivity found in the babies of mothers who experienced neglect as children
Read morePut to the test, impact from rotational deceleration causes tremendous egg yolk deformation
Read moreMay provide a new way to diagnose CTE in the living
Read moreThe findings have implications for understanding the wide range in symptoms and severity of illness among humans who are infected by SARS-CoV-2
Read moreMS research team led by John DeLuca, PhD, will conduct study to assess effects of Tysabri on cognitive fatigue, a common symptom that can cause disability among individuals with multiple sclerosis
Read moreA research team led by Nagoya University in Japan has found that blood pressure, the hematocrit (the percentage of red
Read moreResearchers looked at neurons within the basal ganglia, a part of the brain that, when damaged, can severely impact a
Read moreNIH study shows specific set of immune cells can harm and also help brain after injury
Read moreOHSU-led research suggests development of antiviral therapies to treat multiple sclerosis in people
Read moreA new study from UBC researchers suggests a strong correlation between following the MIND and Mediterranean diets and later onset of Parkinson’s disease (PD). While researchers have long known of neuroprotective effects of the MIND diet for diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, this study is the first to suggest a link between this diet and brain health for Parkinson’s disease (PD).
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