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Archive for category: Neurology

Brain-music connection: We don’t just hear music, we become it

, 12 May 2025/in E-News, Neurology, Psychology /by panglobal

New research integrates findings from neuroscience, music, and psychology to support Neural Resonance Theory (NRT), which suggests musical experiences arise from natural oscillations in the brain that synchronise with rhythm, melody, and harmony. Rather than merely processing musical input, our brains physically resonate with music, explaining its profound emotional and physical effects.

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Symphony of sensation: How music conducts our brain’s opioid orchestra

music, 29 April 2025/in E-News, Neurology /by panglobal

A groundbreaking imaging study reveals how pleasurable music activates the brain’s natural opioid receptors, providing first direct evidence that music taps into the same neural reward networks used for essential survival activities like eating and reproduction.

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Adolescent sleep patterns significantly impact cognitive ability

Adolescent sleep patterns significantly impact brain development and cognitive ability

, 24 April 2025/in Adolescent Health, E-News, Neurology /by panglobal

In a pioneering study examining the relationship between sleep patterns and adolescent brain development, researchers have revealed that young people who sleep longer and go to bed earlier show improved brain structure, neural connectivity, and cognitive performance compared to their peers with later bedtimes and shorter sleep duration – though even the best sleepers fall […]

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Michelle Monje

2025 Brain Prize awarded for uncovering how tumours hijack neural activity

, 28 March 2025/in E-News, Neurology, Oncology /by panglobal

Two neuroscientists have been awarded the prestigious Brain Prize 2025 for their groundbreaking discoveries showing how neural activity in the brain can promote cancer development, opening new avenues for glioma treatment.

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Nature therapy shown to reduce pain signals in the brain

Nature therapy shown to reduce pain signals in the brain

, 17 March 2025/in Analgesia, E-News, Editors' Picks, Neurology /by panglobal

New research demonstrates that exposure to nature scenes significantly reduces both pain perception and associated brain activity. This groundbreaking study provides neurological evidence for nature’s analgesic effects, suggesting that even virtual nature experiences may serve as an effective complementary approach to traditional pain management strategies.

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Frank Winkler

2025 Brain Prize awarded for uncovering how tumours hijack neural activity

, 13 March 2025/in E-News, Neurology /by panglobal

Two neuroscientists have been awarded the prestigious Brain Prize 2025 for their groundbreaking discoveries showing how neural activity in the brain can promote cancer development, opening new avenues for glioma treatment.

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Brain cell atlas maps path to new epilepsy treatments

, 20 February 2025/in E-News, Neurology /by panglobal

A groundbreaking single-cell sequencing study has produced the first comprehensive cellular atlas of focal cortical dysplasia (FCD), offering unprecedented insights into the molecular mechanisms underlying this severe form of drug-resistant epilepsy. The research, conducted by Brazilian scientists, maps both transcriptional and epigenetic changes at cellular resolution.

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Novel spinal stimulation breakthrough offers new hope for paralysis patients

spinal cord injury, 8 January 2025/in E-News, Neurology, Regenerative Medicine /by panglobal

Novel stimulation protocol helps reduce muscle spasticity and improve walking rehabilitation in patients with incomplete spinal cord injuries, offering hope for enhanced recovery outcomes.  

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New Alzheimer's Clinical Diagnostic Guideline

New guidelines set framework for Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis

Alzheimer’s, guideline, 24 December 2024/in dementia, E-News, Neurology /by panglobal

The first comprehensive US diagnostic guidelines in two decades establish standardised evaluation process across primary and specialty care settings, emphasising a patient-centred approach and integration of emerging biomarkers.  

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Electron micrographs show typical microglia in the prefrontal cortex of a 92-year-old healthy female (left) and dark microglia a 91-year-old female patient with Alzheimer’s disease (right)Anna Flury

Cellular stress mechanism links microglia to Alzheimer’s disease progression

Alzheimer’s, microglia, neurodegernation, 23 December 2024/in dementia, E-News, Neurology /by panglobal

New research from CUNY identifies how brain immune cells drive neurodegeneration through stress-induced toxic lipid production, offering potential therapeutic targets.  

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