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Scientists found the protein tau is essential for turning experiences into lasting memories

By BeckhamLangford

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Neuralink reached its 26th brain-implant patient and is racing to decode speech

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A brain implant let a man with ALS speak again in his own voice, nearly two million words so far.

By BeckhamLangford

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Scientists identified a new form of brain-cell death behind Alzheimer’s and dementia.

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Scientists tracked insulin sprayed up the nose reaching the brain to fight Alzheimer’s.

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A workout or a bad night’s sleep can shape your brain for up to 15 days.

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A brain protein that helps neurons talk may be helping Alzheimer’s spread, Utah scientists found.

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Some people’s brains fight Alzheimer’s by keeping newborn neurons alive.

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Scientists mapped a deep-sleep brain circuit that builds muscle, burns fat and sharpens the mind.

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A nasal spray reversed signs of brain aging in early tests, and a patent is already filed

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An Alzheimer’s risk gene scrambles brain circuits years before any memory slips

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A brain study found memory loss stems from widespread changes, not one region

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A hearing test that measures the brain, not the ear, may catch dementia early

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Scientists triggered sleep’s brain reset in awake mice, offsetting the toll of lost sleep

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Sleep brain waves that make you look older signal a sharply higher dementia risk

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Scientists mapped every neural link in an adult fruit fly’s brain for the first time

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Scientists found a tiny cluster of neurons that works like the brain’s built-in focus filter.

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Learning to speak may depend less on your mouth than on how your brain hears sound.

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Researchers say your brain floods with energy during a surprise, which is why shocks stick.

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Higher iron in the brain may be the tipping point that kills neurons, a new study finds.

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