A plastic spoon's worth of tiny fragments, quietly accumulating inside the human brain. That image is no longer science fiction....
How Down Syndrome Reshapes the Developing Brain
A new study provides a cellular-resolution map of Down syndrome brain development, identifying a depletion of progenitor cells as the cause of smaller brain size.
Reliable Robotics raises funding for fully automated aircraft
Reliable Robotics has raised $160 million as it continues to develop and work toward FAA certification for its Reliable Autonomy System for civilian and military aircraft.
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NY Times’ Top Editor Calls Out FBI’s ‘Escalation of Tactics to Chill and Intimidate’ in Blistering Memo
The memo follows reporting that the Bureau investigated a NYT journalist who had published an article in February about girlfriend of FBI director Kash Patel.
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25% of Chronic Pain Patients Show ADHD Traits
A study of 1,000 Japanese patients reveals that undiagnosed ADHD traits may be a hidden driver behind treatment-resistant chronic pain.
GLP-1 Drugs Target the Roots of Dementia
A comprehensive review of 30 studies finds that GLP-1 receptor agonists are effective at tackling the biological drivers of Alzheimer’s disease.
Stroke Impact Determines Future Dementia Risk
A 30-year study of 42,000 adults shows that stroke severity is a primary driver of post-stroke dementia and accelerated brain aging.
