Neuroscientists warn of "cascading" Alzheimer's risk from these two habits
The habits produce a "synergistic effect" on our risk of developing Alzheimer's Disease and general cognitive decline.
Scientists make breakthrough in chronic pain treatment
The new technology may also help restore movement in paralyzed limbs.
Neuroscientists discover shapeshifting DNA controls memory formation
The discovery transforms our understanding of how DNA functions as an on and off switch to control learning and memory, the researchers say.
Why Do We Repeatedly Press The Elevator Button?
Martin Lindstrom looks into the psychology behind elevators, and why we can't resist pushing the button repeatedly, even though we know it's not going to go any faster.
Why Are We More Creative in the Shower?
Martin Lindstrom examines the psychology behind the connection to creativity and water.
Scientists discover how you might be getting more sleep than you think
The researchers hope that their findings will offer relief to millions of insomnia sufferers.
Neuroscientists uncover brain region "crucial" to deep sleep
The discovery paves the way for new treatments tackling sleep disorders and memory consolidation.
Neuroscientists discover that spinal cords can make their own memories
The discovery opens up new avenues for treating patients in recovery from spinal cord injuries.
Alzheimer's breakthrough as "protective" gene may open up new treatments
The findings may lead to new types of therapies that mimic the gene's protective effect to prevent or treat Alzheimer's.
Study reveals how obesity could accelerate aging in the brain
The findings also hint at a potential treatment to reverse cognitive decline in those with obesity.
Scientists discover possible new treatment for Alzheimer's
The treatment works by restoring the activity of our brain's own cellular cleanup crew.
Neurodegenerative disorders linked to higher brain acidity
Neuroscientists hope that these findings will provide a stepping stone to future treatments for a broad range of conditions, from dementia to depression.
Stanford neuroscientists may have found "unnoticed" driver of autism
The research provides a potential pathway to improving social abilities in some children with autism spectrum disorder.
"Understudied" middle age brain changes could predict dementia risk
Emerging evidence indicates how the midlife process can be vital in shaping future cognitive decline.
Why Do We Feel Younger on the Inside Than the Outside?
Martin Lindstrom and Deepak Chopra explore the nature of our souls and how we feel about age.
'Very concerning' neurological study finds disorders increasing worldwide
In 2021, around a whopping 43 percent of the global population suffered from some kind of neurological condition.
Scientists reveal new cost of getting up on the wrong side of bed
Neuroscientists have revealed new insights into the role of sleep on the brain.
Neuroscience study reveals why we get distracted
The findings challenge preconceived notions about attention and brain complexity.
Why Do We Accept Infinite Stars, but Can't Resist a Wet Paint Sign?
Join Martin Lindstrom and astronaut Chris Hadfield as they explore the unique quirks of human behavior and how we balance thoughts rational and irrational.
Flickering light can slow Alzheimer's disease, MIT scientists say
The surprising solution activates the brain's own clean-up crew to remove harmful protein build-ups in the brains of Alzheimer's patients.
Neuroscientists say new brain map could help tackle disorders
The research offers hope to millions of patients suffering with Parkinson's disease, OCD, dystonia and Tourette's syndrome.
Dementia breakthrough "changes how we think" about treatment
The discovery offers new treatment avenues for a range of neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Bullying may leave teens at greater risk of psychosis
This is the first time a study has assessed the link between teenagers, bullying and a chemical agent in the brain that triggers psychosis.
Neuroscientist reveals the brain training exercises she does daily
"It is never too soon—or too late—to take charge of our brain's health and fitness," Sandra Bond Chapman told Newsweek.
Elon Musk says first Neuralink brain chip patient "recovering well"
The biotechnology company's first patient received an implant on Sunday.
Neuroscientists reveal trick to help you study
Switching from typing notes on a keyboard, to writing them with a pen, proved to drastically improve memory and recall among students.
Scientists may have found why older people "prefer to dress in bold colors"
"Our findings might also help explain why our color preferences may alter as we age," a neuroscientist said.
Neuroscientists discover the gut-brain link activated by sugar and fat
The research reveals why we find foods like chocolate and doughnuts so irresistible, and may provide useful insights for future weight loss strategies.
Scientists reveal why marijuana gives you the munchies
Research has detailed how marijuana triggers hunger neurons in the brain and how this could help treat appetite disorders.
Alzheimer's breakthrough as five new subgroups identified
The discovery paves the way toward more personalized treatments for Alzheimer's patients.