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Tag: neuroscience
New Research Suggests High-Fat High-Sugar Diets in Early Life Rewire the Brain Permanently
Scientists found that junk food diets during youth altered brain structure and appetite-regulating regions in ways that persisted even after switching to healthier eating.
Scientists in Japan Create Supercharged Vitamin K Compounds That Help Brain Regenerate Neurons
Japanese researchers synthesized new vitamin K derivatives that could stimulate neural regeneration offering hope for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s patients.
Scientists Recharge Damaged Nerves to Ease Chronic Pain in Duke University Study
Researchers found that damaged nerves can be revived by a new approach that targets the source of chronic pain.
Vitamin B12-Based Compound May Be Capable of Crossing the Blood-Brain Barrier
Researchers identified the compound as a potential vehicle for delivering drugs to the brain for neurological conditions.
IDOL Enzyme Identified as Major Target in Fight Against Alzheimer’s Disease
Removing IDOL from neurons sharply reduced amyloid plaques and improved key brain processes linked to resilience.
New AI Body Map Reveals Obesity’s Hidden Attack on Facial Nerves in Mouse Study
Scientists created a whole-body AI scanning system that uncovered a surprising new effect of obesity on nerve tissue.
Junk Food in Childhood Rewires the Brain — Even a Healthy Diet Later Cannot Undo It
Scientists find early high-fat high-sugar diets cause lasting brain changes, with implications for public health policy.