UC Berkeley scientists have identified brain circuits linking sleep and growth hormone production. Their research reveals a feedback loop: sleep promotes the release of growth hormone, which, in turn, influences…

Research from Stanford University suggests that an overactive reticular thalamic nucleus in the brain may contribute to autism-like behaviors. Studies in mice showed that suppressing this brain region, using medication…

Research suggests that giving smartphones to kids before they turn 13 could significantly raise their chances of experiencing mental health issues down the road. Analyzing data from over 100,000 individuals,…

A recent Brazilian study involving over 12,000 middle-aged individuals revealed a link between high artificial sweetener consumption and accelerated cognitive decline. Participants who consumed the most artificial sweeteners experienced a…

As we age, our meal times change, and research suggests that eating breakfast later in the day is linked to negative health outcomes. These include depression, fatigue, sleep disturbances, and…

Researchers have identified a potential early trigger for Parkinson’s disease: small, harmful proteins that create temporary openings in brain cells. These aren’t immediate killers; instead, they act like slowly spinning…

A new three-minute brainwave test, Fastball EEG, developed by University of Bath scientists, can identify memory issues linked to Alzheimer’s disease much earlier than standard methods, potentially years before a…