Research Articles
The Sweet Science of Savoring: How Your Brain Brews Appreciation
Exploring the neuroscience behind appreciation and how it affects our brain chemistry and well-being.
The Silent Guardian of Your Brain: Unlocking the Secrets of Monosialoganglioside GM1
Exploring the molecular magic of monosialoganglioside GM1, its role in neural health, and breakthrough research in treating neurological disorders.
The Brain Revolution: How Cutting-Edge Science Is Rewriting Neurology's Future
Exploring groundbreaking advances in neurology including gene therapies, AI diagnostics, brain-computer interfaces, and neuroinflammation treatments.
The Silent Battle Before Birth: How Prenatal Infections Shape Female Adult Brains
Exploring how maternal immune activation from bacterial and viral infections differentially affects female offspring brain development and cognition.
The Personalized Health Revolution: Where Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science
Exploring how traditional medicine systems and modern exercise science combine to create personalized health approaches.
The Silent Sentinel: How a Novel Spinal Fluid Marker is Changing Alzheimer's Detection
Discover how Aβ−3–40, a novel cerebrospinal fluid biomarker, is revolutionizing early Alzheimer's disease detection through advanced biochemical analysis.
The Golden Pen: How a Pioneering Editor's 40-Year Letter Captured Neuroscience's Evolution
Exploring Dr. Abel Lajtha's seminal letter on the 40th anniversary of Neurochemical Research and its insights into neuroscience's evolution
The Silent Saboteurs: When Muscle Mitochondria Malfunction in Oculoskeletal Myopathy
Exploring the mitochondrial dysfunction in oculoskeletal myopathy, its diagnosis, and emerging treatments.
The Evolutionary Mind: Why Darwin Holds the Key to Mental Health
How evolutionary theory is transforming psychiatry by providing a scientific foundation for understanding mental disorders.
The Silent Wave: How Electroconvulsive Therapy is Reinventing Itself for the Modern Brain
Explore how modern electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) has evolved into a precision neuroscience tool for treating severe mental illness, with 60-80% remission rates for treatment-resistant depression.