Evolution does not design perfect machines, that’s for sure. It works with what is already there, modifying old systems for new problems. The same alarm system that can protect us can also become too ...

Interviewer: Zaki Alasmar Editors: Simon Steinkamp, Ashley Tyrer

We usually do not think much about waste removal until it stops working. A city without sewers would quickly become unlivable. Just like a city has sewers, most tissues in the human body have lymphati...

Author: Zaki Alasmar Editor: Ashley Tyrer, Audrey Luo Video Editor: Zaki Alasmar

Author: Zaki Alasmar Editor: Ashley Tyrer Video Editor: Zaki Alasmar

A new neuroscience study reveals that ALS may alter the brain’s movement rhythms long before movement is completely lost. Using MEG brain imaging, researchers found that patients with muscle weaknes...

Interacting with people you know often feels natural. You might sense that your friend is nervous before giving a presentation, or that your sibling is joking even when their words sound serious, and ...

The truth is that psychiatry has had significant advances, mainly due to new technologies that have allowed a better understanding of conditions. However, the fight is far from over. We haven’t yet pr...

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This cross-sectional study evaluates differences in glutamate levels in treatment-naive individuals with psychosis on the schizophrenia spectrum at different stages of the illness.

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When you break a bone, it’s easy to point to the problem and where to fix it. With a brain tumor, you need an image of the brain to locate it. Some tumors are harder to remove than others, but it is p...

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A recent study published in Communications Biology by Timothy Lawn and colleagues sought to better understand how brain molecular circuits relate to different symptoms in schizophrenia, bipola...