Blog Topic: Neuroscience

In this blog, we discuss a recent paper by Wei et al. (2026), which uncovered a new mechanism by which tumor cells use the nervous system to bolster t...

In this blog, we discuss the role of the brain in anticipating infection, priming the immune system, and avoiding the spread of sickness.

In this blog, we discuss the impact of cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) on the risk of dementia and AD.

In this blog, we discuss a new approach to selectively targeting diseased cells in motor neuron disease.

In this blog, we explore the potential of neural stem cells to rejuvenate brain function and ameliorate disease.

In this blog, we discuss the effectiveness of brain stimulation as a home-based treatment for depression.

In this blog, we discuss a recent study investigating how genetics influences happiness across different ages and ancestral backgrounds.

In this blog, we discuss the approval of donanemab, a monoclonal antibody designed to target and clear amyloid plaques in the brain, for the treatment...

In this blog, we discuss the efficacy of a small molecule for the treatment of multiple sclerosis.

In this blog, we discuss some of the key findings implicating the brain as a master manipulator of the immune system and disease states.

In this blog, we will discuss what RBD is, treatments for the condition, and what is thought to cause it. We will also look at the link between this r...

This blog outline what is currently known about depression and anti-depressants, in the context of brain biochemistry.

In this guest blog, we dive into the structure and function of myelin and the consequences of myelin-associated diseases.

This blog was awarded 2nd place in the 2021 Bio-Rad Science Writing Competition.

In this guest blog, we summarize some of the various hypotheses that have been proposed over the years for the development of Alzheimer's diseases, an...

In this guest blog, we discuss ghost tangles, the remains of tau (found after neuronal death), and their effects.

In this guest blog, Emma Green discusses why cell replacement therapy may offer hope for restoring movement in people with Parkinson's Disease.

This blog examines new findings that suggest the brain is far more resilient than we have assumed, and that challenge the idea that some functions are...

In this blog, Patrick Penndorf writes about neuroimmunology, the connection between neuroscience and immunology research. This blog was awarded joint ...