Python Blood May Point To A New Weight Loss Drug, And Humans Already Make The Key Ingredient
Working from python blood, they identified a molecule that surges after a meal and appears to help signal fullness in the brain.
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Identifying Neurons by Connectivity, Not Shape
New research shows that a neuron’s “wiring diagram” is a better identifier than its shape, allowing AI to classify brain cells with unprecedented speed and precision.
Prediction markets are trying to lure journalists with partnership deals
Prediction markets are working to ingratiate themselves with mainstream news and culture: The Golden Globes broadcast in January was plastered with Polymarket odds, the AP is licensing election data to Kalshi, and a partnership between Polymarket and Substack means more prediction market data in newsletters. Some prediction market exchanges are now attempting to strike deals […]
Following The MIND Diet Slows Brain Aging. So Why Were Whole Grains Linked To Faster Brain Decline?
Whole grains, widely praised as a brain health staple, were associated with faster decline in some measures, while cheese, a food the MIND diet restricts, was associated with slower decline in those same measures.
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What Your Brain Waves Say About Your Future Memory
New AI analysis shows that if your brain waves look “older” than you are during sleep, your risk for dementia increases by nearly 40%.
New Radio Wave Therapy for 1 in 3 Brain Disorders
A new study reveals how precise radio waves can bypass the skull to treat neurological diseases without surgery or drugs.
