Articles in "brain"
Israeli Study Links Brain Energy Use to Obesity and Addiction
Why do people chase a good meal, fall in love, or keep scrolling late into the night? For decades, scientists have said it’s because ...
Scientific Study Unlocks Brain Chemistry, May Revolutionize Mental Health
Sometimes habits and urges feel impossible to resist -- but new research shows the brain may be hijacking itself. A team of Israeli and ...
Scientists Repurpose Cancer Treatment to Fight Alzheimer’s
A revolutionary cancer treatment is showing promise in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease, offering hope for millions worldwide ...
New Autism Discovery Could Pave the Way for Targeted Therapies
Israeli scientists say they have identified a biological process that may help explain how certain brain signals become disrupted in some ...
Brain Study Highlights Paths to More Effective Learning and Care
A new study by Israeli researchers is shedding light on how the human brain manages a delicate balancing act: maintaining a sense of ...
Turtle Brain Offers Clues to Evolution of Visual Processing and Human Disorders
A new Tel Aviv University study suggests that a sophisticated kind of visual processing once thought to be mainly a mammal feature was ...
Neural ‘On/Off Switch’ Discovery May Shed Light on Sex Differences in Social and Mental Health
Scientists have uncovered a rare, sharply defined neural circuit that behaves like an “on/off” switch, showing striking differences ...
In First, Scientists Find Proof of Brain Activity Measurably Boosting Vaccine Response
Israeli scientists have provided the first evidence that the brain can actively influence how well a vaccine works through a measurable, ...
Brain Enzyme Discovery May Open New Path to Treat Neurodegenerative Disease
Israeli and European scientists have uncovered a previously unknown molecular mechanism that helps explain why aging and neurological ...
Early Sound Exposure Shapes Male and Female Brains Differently, Study Finds
Early auditory experiences shape male and female brains differently, with implications for behavior and sensory preferences later in life, ...
