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Alzheimer’s disease will be Studied in Marmosets by Researchers
Neuroscience

Alzheimer’s disease will be Studied in Marmosets by Researchers

Alzheimer’s disease research on marmosets is an intriguing method to acquiring a better knowledge of this neurodegenerative condition. Marmosets are small primates that share some…
A Brain Inflammatory Marker has now been Identified
Neuroscience

A Brain Inflammatory Marker has now been Identified

Inflammation indicates that our body is protecting itself against an attack. However, when this response becomes excessive, such as in the brain, it can result…
A New Blood Test identifies a significant Indicator of Parkinson’s Disease
Health

A New Blood Test identifies a significant Indicator of Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s disease is often diagnosed using a combination of clinical examination, medical history, and imaging tests such as an MRI or DaTscan. Researchers are constantly…
SpaceX is Back on Track on The Space Coast Thanks to a Planned Launch
Astronomy

SpaceX is Back on Track on The Space Coast Thanks to a Planned Launch

SpaceX temporarily took over the Space Coast spotlight last week when United Launch Alliance managed an Atlas V liftoff for Amazon, but Elon Musk’s team…
Qualcomm has Renamed its Windows on ARM Processors the Snapdragon X Series
Technology

Qualcomm has Renamed its Windows on ARM Processors the Snapdragon X Series

Qualcomm excels in designing chipsets but struggles at naming them. It released the Snapdragon 8cx chipset for Windows on ARM devices at the end of…
Zealandia, Earth’s Buried Continent, Was Ripped From the Supercontinent Gondwana by a Deluge of Fire 100 Million Years Ago
Astronomy

Zealandia, Earth’s Buried Continent, Was Ripped From the Supercontinent Gondwana by a Deluge of Fire 100 Million Years Ago

Zealandia, the “lost continent” that encompasses Fresh Zealand and the French islands of New Caledonia, has been fully mapped for the first time, presenting scientists…
A Study Found that Intermittent Fasting improved Alzheimer’s Pathology
Health

A Study Found that Intermittent Fasting improved Alzheimer’s Pathology

According to new research, intermittent fasting may be a viable therapy strategy for Alzheimer’s disease. Mice fed on a time-restricted regimen exhibited greater memory and…
ADHD can be Accurately Detected using a Virtual Reality Game
Neuroscience

ADHD can be Accurately Detected using a Virtual Reality Game

Developing a virtual reality (VR) game to objectively identify Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a difficult and time-consuming task. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental illness that requires…
Researchers discover a New Gene Mutation that Increases the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease
Neuroscience

Researchers discover a New Gene Mutation that Increases the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease

A revolutionary study headed by researchers at Indiana University School of Medicine has given new insight into the genetic basis of Alzheimer’s disease. Based on…
How Sleep Deprivation Affects the Brain
Neuroscience

How Sleep Deprivation Affects the Brain

Sleep is required for cognitive function. Sleep deprivation can affect a variety of cognitive processes, including memory, attention, decision-making, and problem-solving. This can lead to…
Platelets can Mimic the Advantages of Exercise in the Brain
Neuroscience

Platelets can Mimic the Advantages of Exercise in the Brain

Platelets are not directly responsible for reproducing the advantages of exercise in the brain. Platelets are blood cell fragments that play an important role in…
Immune Rejection of Biomedical Implants is being Studied by Researchers
Engineering

Immune Rejection of Biomedical Implants is being Studied by Researchers

Immune rejection of biomedical implants has been a major challenge in medical device and tissue engineering research. When foreign materials enter the body, such as…
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