Eotaxin protein linked to Alzheimer’s disease; gene variant delays onset by 10 years.
A new study, published in the Molecular Psychiatry journal, by the University of California, has specified that a protein is
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Body fat signals the brain affecting stress and metabolism.
The University of Florida Health has released a new study specifying that body fat is linked to how the brain
Read moreDNA segments switch genes on in the brain; lead to autism.
Australian scientists have published a study in the journal Nature Neuroscience representing the first of its kind. The researchers have
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Accelerated aging and cognitive difficulties prevalent in people with type I diabetes
A new study, published in the journal of Psychosomatic Medicine by the University of Pittsburgh, has revealed that people who
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Dietary glycemic index linked to Autism Spectrum Disorder
A new study, published in the Molecular Psychiatry, specified that dietary glycemic index is often linked to symptoms that are
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Negative emotions increase the risk of heart disease and stroke
A study published by the University of Pittsburgh has ties negative emotions such as stress, anxiety, fear, depression and anger
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Fatty acids impact on behavioral issues, affect neurodevelopmental.
A new study published, in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, by the University of Pennsylvania has studied the
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Drinking in adolescence causes long term brain damage
A new study released by researchers at Duke Medicine has concluded that heavy drinking during adolescence controls learning and memory
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Brain aging improved through physical fitness
A new study published in the Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology revealed the impact of exercise on brain health
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High fat diets increase the risk of medical and psychological problems; attributed to changes in gut microbiota.
A new research study by Louisiana State University has once again put the blame on the gut microbiome for causing
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