Research shows new candidate drug may be useful for type 2 diabetes
The research was conducted at Helmholtz Munich, Novo Nordisk, and the German Center for Diabetes Research.
PTSD symptoms may be alleviated with hepatitis C drugs
The study was released in the American Journal of Epidemiology.
How an eye test may be beneficial in screening for autism in young children
The research was conducted at Washington State University.
Hallucinogen use in America has increased since 2015 for adults
The study was conducted by Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
Pregnant women with epilepsy may be at more risk of depression and anxiety symptoms
The results were released in the journal Neurology.
Researchers find high cholesterol may not raise the risk of dementia
The findings can be read in JAMA.
Study unveils the leisure activities that may lower the risk of dementia
The subjects were provided questionnaires to gather more information about their leisure activities.
MIT study shows how microglia can contribute to Alzheimer’s disease
The study was led by experts at MIT.
New paper refutes theory that the human brain shrank 3,000 years ago
New research by two authors at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas has refuted a popular theory.
New study finds that people with autism are more skilled at reading emotions in cartoons
The findings were published in Autism Research.
New report explores the link between dementia and air pollution
The report involved the reviewing of over 70 studies exploring a potential link between cognitive decline and air pollution.
How herpes simplex virus may help trigger the onset of Alzheimer’s disease
The study was conducted at Tufts University and the University of Oxford.