Editado en español por Adriana Camacho Sánchez, Isabel Beaupoil Montilla, Sara Abella González, Carla Esteban Sánchez, Elena de Andrés Hernández, Leire del Río Antón y Esther Fetsovych Butkovska.

When a clinical trial holds the power to change who you are, do you get a say in what happens next? This question made headlines when a participant in an Australian study was forced to part with the ...

For the vast majority of those who become homeless, a mistake that may have been insignificant for individuals with existing socioeconomic privilege becomes life-altering. One wrong move, whether it ...

We strive to make neuroscience accessible to anyone interested in learning about the brain. Here, you can delve into the mind via stories, infographics, interviews, and more!

In 1966, less than 60 years ago, a prominent physician named Dr. Robert A Wilson dubbed menopausal women the “crippled castrates” (Wilson, 1966). It wasn’t until 1993 that the NIH mandated women be ...

Neurotechnology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, with brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) at the forefront of innovation. Over the past decade, BCIs have transitioned from experimental prototypes ...

Maternal mental health brings about rippling consequences for families and children. In Georgia, maternal healthcare lags substantially while maternal mortality remains high. Mental health conditions ...

Come fa il tuo cervello a diventare un cervello? Lo sviluppo neurale è il processo cruciale attraverso il quale si forma ogni cervello. Questo processo permette che un embrione maturi in cellule ...

Potrebbe sembrare qualcosa di cui lo stesso Dr. Frankenstein sarebbe invidioso: ad oggi gli scienziati possono creare in un piatto degli organoidi “cervello” in miniatura. Questa tecnica è stata ...

Humanity has been captivated by the cosmos throughout history, which is observed in how ancient cultures used the stars for navigation, timekeeping, and mythology. This deep-rooted curiosity for the ...

There is an imminent need to address age-related mental health, yet a significant gap remains in resources for patients with Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). This brief urges the US Department of Health and ...

Editado en español por Shamkha Iffat, Oliver Rocha Fernández, Aina Puig López, Ambar Niewald Martínez, Sandra Seseña Rivera, Alba Herranz Arriola, Ignacio García Raya, Laila Oulghazi El Filali, Roxana ...