July 25, 2025

How Common Is Morning Snoozing?

For millions of sleepers around the globe, waking up doesn’t happen with just one alarm.

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July 25, 2025

Pregnancy Not Tied to Higher Stroke Risk

A study evaluates pregnancy as a potential modifier of long-term neurologic and vascular outcomes in women with prior cervical artery dissection.

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July 24, 2025

Intranasal Insulin Reaches Brain in First Human PET Study

Researchers visualize how insulin travels from the nose to the brain using PET scans, uncovering differences in uptake based on cognition, blood pressure, and sex.

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July 24, 2025

Single Cell Analysis: Beyond The Transcriptome

The future of single-cell analysis lies in multi-omics, analytical depth, real time live cell analysis, and global accessibility – not just more sequencing

The Analytical Scientist

July 23, 2025

Are Wearables Mining the Mind?

As neurotech devices move from clinics to consumers, states are racing to safeguard brainwave data from earbuds, sleep trackers, and AI-powered apps—raising new questions about privacy, consent, and medical ethics.

KFF Health News

July 22, 2025

Matters of the Mind

On World Brain Day, we examine the transformative role of diagnostics in neuroscience – and the urgent need to support the neuropathology workforce

The Pathologist

July 21, 2025

Tracking Meningitis, From Days to Years

Patients from the MeninGene study contributed serum samples over 5 years, revealing that autoimmune processes rarely drive long-term cognitive problems after bacterial meningitis.

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July 18, 2025

Blood Test Predicts Organ Aging and Mortality

Researchers used blood proteins to estimate the biological age of 11 organs in over 44,000 people, revealing that older brain and immune systems were linked to higher disease and death risks, while younger ones predicted longer life.

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July 18, 2025

Decade of Data Validates Life’s Simple 7

A decade-long review supports that higher Life’s Simple 7 cardiovascular health scores significantly reduce risks of chronic disease, mortality, and health care use.

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