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Diagnosis and Prediction of Brain Atrophy & Alzheimer's by Memory Tests

Diagnosis and Prediction of Brain Atrophy & Alzheimer's by Memory Tests

Mild cognitive impairment is a reversible or permanent heterogeneous condition associated with a higher risk of memory loss(dementia), especially the Alzheimer's disease. It is an impai...

Few Brain Tumors Responds to Immunotherapy: New Study

Few Brain Tumors Responds to Immunotherapy: New Study

Brain tumors have become resistant to immunotherapy. But, a slow-growing brain tumor emerging in patients with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) is susceptible to immunotherapy, which gives the...

How Brain Suppresses Obvious Ideas to Help Us Think More Creatively

How Brain Suppresses Obvious Ideas to Help Us Think More Creatively

Brainwaves were found to play a key role in inhibiting habitual thinking modes to pave the way to access more remote ideas, stated study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy ...

Brain Activation Alleviates Opioid Related Social Isolation

Brain Activation Alleviates Opioid Related Social Isolation

Opioid abusers isolate themselves from family and friends, making it hard for their loved ones to help them recover. This has become one of the painful and challenging aspects of the US opio...

Human Brain Responds to Aggressive Sounds More Quickly: Study

Human Brain Responds to Aggressive Sounds More Quickly: Study

Human brains notice aggressive or threatening voices much quicker than those that sound normal or happy, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal Social ...

Computer can Differentiate Healthy Brain and Patient's Brain

Computer can Differentiate Healthy Brain and Patient's Brain

Computerized techniques like machine-learning and neuroimaging can differentiate brain structure of individuals with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and healthy individuals, according t...

Scientists Develop Stentrode (TM) for Brain Treatments

Scientists Develop Stentrode (TM) for Brain Treatments

Australian researchers have developed a tiny device that electrically stimulates the brain and could one day be used to treat conditions such as epilepsy and Parkinson's disease without inva...

Stimulation of a Brain Target Boosts Mood in Depressive Patients

Stimulation of a Brain Target Boosts Mood in Depressive Patients

In order to help people suffering from depression, scientists have found an effective target in the brain, called the lateral orbitofrontal cortex (OFC) region, which on stimulation produced...

Brain Size and Cognitive Performance: New Findings

Brain Size and Cognitive Performance: New Findings

A positive relationship does exist between brain volume and performance on cognitive tests. But that finding comes with important caveats. The English idiom "highbrow," derived from ...

Advanced Imaging Technology Can Measure Magnetite Levels in the Human Brain

Advanced Imaging Technology Can Measure Magnetite Levels in the Human Brain

New research team have used magnetoencephalography (MEG), a technology that measures brain activity by identifying the weak magnetic fields created by the brain's normal electrical currents ...

Differential Brain Responses to Speech in Toddlers with Autism Linked to Altered Gene Expression

Differential Brain Responses to Speech in Toddlers with Autism Linked to Altered Gene Expression

New study suggests that the gene-brain association occurs differently in toddlers diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and poor language development.The findings of the study are pu...

Sequential Imaging of Zika-exposed Fetuses Reveals Most Have Normal Brain Development: Study

Sequential Imaging of Zika-exposed Fetuses Reveals Most Have Normal Brain Development: Study

In some Zika-exposed infants whose imaging had been normal during pregnancy had mild brain abnormalities which were detected during postnatal neuroimaging, revealed study published in JAMA P...

Playing Youth Football Can Affect Brain Development: Here’s How

Playing Youth Football Can Affect Brain Development: Here’s How

Playing football can significantly affect youngster's brain development in just one season, finds a new study. Young football players may experience a disruption in brain development a...

Our Brain Prioritizes High-Reward Experiences While Storing Memories

Our Brain Prioritizes High-Reward Experiences While Storing Memories

The brain automatically prioritizes high-reward experiences and filters out the unimportant events while storing memories, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the...

Brain Uses Two Clocks to Predict the Future

Brain Uses Two Clocks to Predict the Future

There are two distinct processes in which we make temporal predictions, and these rely on different parts of the brain. The findings offer a novel approach on how humans calculate when to ma...

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