Largest Neuroimaging Study Reveals Brain Structure Changes in Bulimia Nervosa
Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai conducted the largest neuroimaging study to date on bulimia nervosa, identifying structural brain dif
Neuroscience
Inconsistent Use of ‘Neurodiversity’ and ‘Neurodivergence’ Complicates Research and Care
A recent systematic review of peer‑reviewed neuroscience literature revealed that authors frequently alternate between the terms „neurodiversity” and „neurodive
The Power of Relationships in Human Development: From Prenatal Bonding to Lifelong Attachment
A new editorial in Frontiers in Psychology highlights how early relational experiences shape human development from before birth through adulthood. Published on
Brain Hub Shifts Communication Strategy When Uncertainty Rises
Researchers at the University of Iowa have uncovered how the brain’s central decision-making area adapts to unpredictable environments. Published in August 2026
Study Links Missing Brain Protein to ADHD-Like Behaviors
Researchers at the University of Fukui have identified a connection between a missing brain protein and behaviors resembling attention-deficit/hyperactivity dis
Biological Roots of Loneliness and Emotional Patterns
Researchers are exploring how deep-seated emotional systems influence our susceptibility to loneliness. A recent study examines the link between neurobiological
Sleep Deprivation and the Brain: A Rapid Decline in Cognitive Function
When a person pulls an all‑night shift or simply misses a few hours of rest, the brain’s performance drops almost immediately. Within the first few hours of wak
Why Older Adults Blend Memories Into General Categories
Researchers have identified a shift in how aging brains handle detailed memories, revealing why recall becomes less precise over time. A recent study using brai
ADHD May Spark Unexpected Creativity
Scientists at Constructor University report that the same attention shifts that challenge people with ADHD can also fuel creative thinking. The study, released
Stay Sharp After Menopause: How Aerobic Exercise Boosts Executive Brain Functions
Rutgers University researchers reported on September 2, 2026 that regular aerobic activity—such as brisk walking, cycling, or swimming—significantly enhances ex
Stop managing your time. Instead, manage your energy
It’s a familiar scene: After a day of work meetings, calls to extinguish spontaneous fires, and inbox navigation, it’s finally time to sit down and think creati
Stiffer Arteries Linked to Higher Dementia Risk in Older Adults
Researchers analyzing data from the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study found that older adults with stiffer arteries face a significantly increase