When it comes to protecting our brains, most of us think we already know the formula: eat well, exercise regularly and get enough sleep. In India, food advice usually comes with a nostalgic touch.

A major international research collaboration led by UNSW Sydney's Center for Healthy Brain Aging (CHeBA), in partnership with an international consortium of six leading universities, has found that ...

A new Alzheimer's treatment side effect that results in brain swelling may have an upside, according to a new study from Houston Methodist Research Institute. The research finds that beta amyloid—a ...

According to a new study out of Japan, it’s not enough to just make sure you squeeze in the most important meal of the day, although that definitely has health benefits. There’s also something ...

A favorite song can bring back memories, stir strong emotions, or make someone want to move. New research suggests that this ...

We carry a map of our bodies around in our brains. It’s not a literal picture, but an organised pattern of brain activity. So, touch different fingers and different parts of the brain respond.

These behaviors deserve a rebrand.

Hello, everyone. I'm Pete Stavropoulos, biotech analyst at Cantor with another webinar on the blood-brain barrier crossing technologies. It's an exciting time for the field. The blood-brain barrier ...