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Social Media “Likes” Directly Affect Young People’s Moods
Mental Health

Social Media “Likes” Directly Affect Young People’s Moods

If you’re the parent of an adolescent, you’ve probably worried about the role of social media on their mood and mental health. The first thing

Removing Screen Time An Hour Before Bed Improves Toddler Sleep
Sleep and Brain Health

Removing Screen Time An Hour Before Bed Improves Toddler Sleep

Most parents worry about the harmful effects of too much screen time on sleep, attention, and processing speed. But a new study has specifically pinpointed

Reminders can eliminate some age-related cognitive declines in prospective memory
Brain and Behavior

Reminders can eliminate some age-related cognitive declines in prospective memory

If you or someone you love is experiencing age-related cognitive declines, you may be looking for ways to reduce prospective memory (PM) failures to maintain

In Older Couples, Partner’s Happiness Linked to Lower Stress Hormone Levels
Mental Health

In Older Couples, Partner’s Happiness Linked to Lower Stress Hormone Levels

If you’ve ever wondered how having a spouse or life partner affects your stress, a new study may have some answers. Knowing that older adults

Brainstem Damage May Explain Long Covid Symptoms
Brain Health

Brainstem Damage May Explain Long Covid Symptoms

Long Covid symptoms have been a concern in the years following the original pandemic outbreak but scientific and medical researchers are still scrambling to understand

New findings link certain beverages to higher stroke risk
Diet and Brain Health

New findings link certain beverages to higher stroke risk

If you drink coffee, fruit juice, or fizzy drinks, you’ll probably want to read what a new study has found regarding certain beverages being associated

Veterans with amygdala damage have lower risk of developing PTSD
Brain Health

Veterans with amygdala damage have lower risk of developing PTSD

If you or someone you love has PTSD, a new study may provide some hope for future treatments. In a study of veterans with penetrating

Pregnancy changes the brain’s white and gray matter
Brain and Behavior

Pregnancy changes the brain’s white and gray matter

We all know that a woman’s body goes through countless physical changes during pregnancy, most of which are due to hormones. These range from increased

New study finds lessening of amyloid-beta may be behind cognitive decline
Brain Health

New study finds lessening of amyloid-beta may be behind cognitive decline

Although more than 55 million people are living with dementia, scientists still don’t know what causes the most common form, Alzheimer’s. While most experts agree

Non-cognitive Skills Significantly Shape Educational Outcomes
News

Non-cognitive Skills Significantly Shape Educational Outcomes

What are the biggest factors in determining your child’s academic success? A new study published in the August 26, 2024, edition of the journal Nature

Kids’ Attention Struggles May Be Due to Undeveloped Working Memory
Brain Training & Academics

Kids’ Attention Struggles May Be Due to Undeveloped Working Memory

As parents, we’ve probably all struggled with getting our kids to pay attention to the task at hand. But a new study indicates that this

Alzheimer’s Med Slows Cognitive Decline in Lewy Body Dementia
Brain Health

Alzheimer’s Med Slows Cognitive Decline in Lewy Body Dementia

Although Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia, dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) ranks second—making up 15% to 20% of all dementia diagnoses. The

Severe Menopause Symptoms Linked to Risk of Cognitive Impairment
Brain Health

Severe Menopause Symptoms Linked to Risk of Cognitive Impairment

If you or someone you love is going through menopause, take note: A new study has found that more severe menopausal symptoms are associated with

Celebrities Join Hilarity for Charity to Educate Youth on Brain Health
Brain Health

Celebrities Join Hilarity for Charity to Educate Youth on Brain Health

Seth and Lauren Rogen’s national nonprofit Hilarity for Charity (HFC) recently launched HFCUniverse, a new program offering free brain health education for youth that focuses

Sleep “Resets” Neurons to Allow for New Memories
Sleep and Brain Health

Sleep “Resets” Neurons to Allow for New Memories

We all know what it feels like the day after not getting enough sleep. Maybe you’re irritable and slower to get things done, and it

Nasal Spray Improves Cognitive Function in Mice With Dementia
Brain Health

Nasal Spray Improves Cognitive Function in Mice With Dementia

The results of anew study reveal that a pioneering nasal spray treatment has been effective in eliminating harmful tau protein accumulation in mice with dementia,

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