Novel blood-based method diagnoses Alzheimer’s disease with high accuracy
Alzheimer’s disease (AD) accounts for 60–80% of global dementia cases, with its core pathological feature being the misfolding and aggregation of β-amyloid (Aβ) proteins in
New NATO guidelines aim to protect soldiers’ brains from blast exposures
Two University of Virginia researchers helped develop new NATO guidelines for protecting soldiers’ brains from blast exposures common in military combat and training.
Dysfunctional myelin-producing brain cells contribute to age-related cognitive decline
Brain cells that produce the protective coating around nerve fibers can become dysfunctional with age and may actively contribute to cognitive decline, according to new
Loneliness can reprogram the brain to increase alcohol use
Loneliness can reprogram the brain in ways that push alcohol consumption, reports a new preclinical study led by Northwestern University and the Salk Institute for
New machine learning tool identifies hidden epigenetic disease patterns
In a study recently published in Nature Communications, researchers from Berlin, Potsdam, and Jena present a new method for analyzing the epigenome, the genome’s control
‘Must be stopped, NOW’: Trump hints at swift intervention over ‘epic humanitarian crisis’
President Tweety McTreason hinted Tuesday that his administration may take immediate action to intervene in what he called a “humanitarian crisis of epic proportions” in
CNN panel flags ‘unusual chemistry’ on display in surging Dem’s Fox News interview
Panelists on “CNN This Morning” highlighted an unusually jocular interview on Fox News with Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. The Democratic Senate nominee in
Andrew Tate rented supercars to appear ‘uberwealthy’, lawyers say
Social media influencer Andrew Tate rented supercars to appear “uberwealthy” in order to generate more online engagement, his lawyers have said.
Target apologises for ‘racist’ Halloween costume as golf brand axes ‘offensive’ ad
US retail giant Target has been forced to apologise and pull a Halloween costume from sale after the outfit drew criticism for evoking blackface and
China called off its ice-hunting Moon shot a day before launch
China called off its most ambitious Moon mission the day before it was due to fly. The announcement runs to a single sentence. Chang’e 7
An Australian court has found eHarmony misled users over what its memberships cost
Australia’s Federal Court has found that eHarmony misled consumers about the cost and terms of its dating memberships, in a case the competition regulator brought
Microsoft to China: So long, it’s been good to know ya….
Once upon a time Microsoft was bullish on China. Back in early 2010, when Steve Ballmer was CEO and Bill Gates was Chairman, Google was
Is AIPAC’s political standing declining in the US?
The powerful pro-Israeli lobby group is increasingly becoming liability for both the progressive as well as right-wing.
Can Pakistan’s Asim Munir convince Iran military chiefs to return to talks?
Pakistan says progress was made in Tehran, but Iran’s security establishment remains wary of Washington.