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Infrared Light Therapy Shows Promise for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

Transcranial infrared light therapy aided tissue repair in rat models of mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). The findings may pave the way for a new therapeutic option for mTBI. The corresponding study was published in Bioengineering & Translational ...

Is it Safe to Drink Coffee While Pregnant?

A new study found that drinking coffee while pregnant is not linked to any neurodevelopmental difficulties in children. The researchers, however, advise expectant mothers to continue following medical guidelines surrounding caffeine consumption. The corresponding study was published in Psychological Medicine ...

Having a 'Sweet Tooth' Linked to 31% Higher Risk of Depression

People with a ‘sweet tooth’ have a significantly higher risk of developing depression, diabetes, and vascular issues than those who prefer healthier foods. The corresponding study was published in the Journal of Translational Medicine. Diet and nutrition play a fundamental role in human health. In ...

A Significant New Alzheimer's Biomarker is Discovered

Scientists have discovered a significant new biomarker related to the development of Alzheimer's disease. This work is based on data collected from over 3,000 people, and has revealed a single genetic variant called rs2113389, which is linked to the buildup of tau tangles in older adults. The findings have ...

Bilingualism from an Early Age May Boost Brain Connectivity

A new study found that bilingualism- especially from a younger age- is linked to more efficient brain connectivity. The study improves our understanding of how bilingualism influences the brain. The findings were published in Communications Biology. Previous research shows that acquiring a second language may ...

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