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Social Isolation Directly Speeds Up Cognitive Decline - Neuroscience News

Health December 18, 2025

Summary: Social isolation has a direct causal impact on how quickly cognitive function declines in later life, independent of whether someone feels lonely. By analyzing more than 137,000 cognitive teοΏ½...

Exercise Supercharges Hormone Transport to the Brain - Neuroscience News

Health December 17, 2025

Summary: Physical exercise triggers extracellular vesicles (EVs)tiny particles in the bloodto act as temporary transport shuttles for key hormone precursors. During vigorous exercise, levels of the hοΏ½...

Tiny Gut Imposters Could Be Driving Multiple Sclerosis - Neuroscience News

Health December 17, 2025

Summary: New research reveals that when gut bacteria closely resemble the myelin sheath that protects nerve fibers, the immune system can become confused and attack both accelerating multiple sclerosοΏ½...

How the Brain Interprets Sarcasm, Tone, and Hidden Meaning - Neuroscience News

Health December 12, 2025

Summary: A large study of 800 adults shows that pragmatic language skillsthe ability to understand sarcasm, indirect requests, tone, and nonliteral meaningorganize into three distinct cognitive clustοΏ½...

Insufficient Sleep Strongly Predicts Shorter Life Expectancy - Neuroscience News

Health December 11, 2025

Summary: A new nationwide analysis shows that getting fewer than seven hours of sleep a night is one of the strongest predictors of shorter life expectancy across U.S. counties. Sleep sufficiency outοΏ½...

Blocking a Key Protein Greatly Reduces Alzheimer’s Damage - Neuroscience News

Health December 8, 2025

Summary: New findings show that removing Centaurin-1, a protein elevated in Alzheimers disease, significantly reduces inflammation, plaque buildup, and cognitive deficits in a well-established mouse οΏ½...

Why Memories Change: How the Brain Rewrites the Past - Neuroscience News

Health December 7, 2025

Summary: A new review explores how episodic memories are formed, stored, and reshaped over time, revealing why our recollections of past events often change. Rather than functioning like fixed files,οΏ½...

Warmth and Hugging Strengthen the Feeling of Being You - Neuroscience News

Health December 7, 2025

Summary: Changes in skin temperature play a key role in how strongly we experience our bodies as our own. Thermoception influences emotion, identity, and mental health by acting as a direct skin-to-bοΏ½...

Your Next Breath Could Decide What You Remember - Neuroscience News

Health December 6, 2025

Summary: The simple act of breathing shapes how and when memories are successfully retrieved. Participants recalled learned word-image pairs more accurately when reminder cues were presented during oοΏ½...

Mental Illness Can Also Bring Strengths - Neuroscience News

Health December 5, 2025

Summary: Mental illness is typically defined by its challenges, but growing evidence shows it is also linked to surprising strengths. Certain psychological conditions are associated with enhanced creοΏ½...