A groundbreaking Northwestern study finds no direct link between amateur contact sports and tau protein buildup in the aging brain, highlighting the role of normal aging processes in neurodegeneration.

Research reveals the vital role of the brain protein cypin in maintaining neural connections, offering promising avenues for treating memory loss and neurodegenerative diseases.

Autistic adults often find nonverbal social cues overwhelming, leading to misunderstandings and social anxiety. A recent study explores their experiences and offers strategies for more inclusive communication.

New research uncovers over 200 types of misfolded proteins linked to Alzheimer's and dementia, opening new avenues for treatment beyond amyloid plaques.

Groundbreaking research links early-onset neonatal sepsis and meningitis to an increased risk of childhood epilepsy, emphasizing the importance of early detection and treatment.

A groundbreaking study finds that the nutritional quality of neighborhood restaurant menus correlates with obesity rates, emphasizing the importance of nutrient-rich food options in urban health.

New research shows that weight gain and cardiovascular disease significantly increase breast cancer risk in postmenopausal women, underscoring the importance of maintaining a healthy weight and heart health.

A groundbreaking UCLA study reveals that small group coaching can reduce physician burnout by nearly 30%, offering a cost-effective solution to a widespread healthcare crisis.

U.S. Health Secretary Kennedy unexpectedly canceled a key preventive health advisory panel meeting, raising concerns over political influence and the future of science-based health policy in the United States.

Poor sleep quality is linked to increased negative emotions and impulse control issues, elevating the risk of alcohol problems in college students. Learn how sleep impacts mental health and drinking behaviors.