Mind & Mood

Why are women twice as likely to experience depression and anxiety compared to men, and what does this mean for society? Story Overview Women face a significantly higher risk

Walking just 3,000 steps a day could be the simple yet powerful tool to stave off cognitive decline, according to groundbreaking research. Story Snapshot Walking at least 3,000 steps

Every 65 seconds, someone in the U.S. develops Alzheimer’s—yet the secret may lie not in memory, but in the deadly partnership of two rogue proteins clogging the brain’s blood

Scientists have discovered a hidden rhythmic pulse deep within your brain’s tiniest blood vessels that may hold the key to predicting Alzheimer’s disease decades before symptoms appear. Story Highlights

Parents desperate to help their ADHD children focus are turning to supplement alternatives as new research reveals promising natural intervention. Story Highlights Recent clinical trials show broad-spectrum micronutrients improve

Groundbreaking research reveals Alzheimer’s patients have dramatically lower levels of critical brain antioxidants, exposing a potential pathway to protect aging Americans from cognitive decline. Story Highlights Alzheimer’s patients show

New research reveals that so-called “healthy” ingredients aggressively marketed by Big Food are actually attacking your brain. Story Snapshot Erythritol, a popular sugar substitute in “diet” products, increases brain

New neuroscience research reveals five shocking biological causes of depression that completely bypass traditional treatment approaches. Story Highlights Immune cells from skull bone marrow infiltrate brain protective layers during

New research reveals that the real threat behind America’s Alzheimer’s epidemic may be lurking in the kind of fat most overlooked by mainstream health officials. Story Snapshot Scientific breakthrough

Unlock the secret to transforming your learning experience by ditching these pervasive bad study habits. Story Snapshot Cramming and all-night study sessions impair memory and increase stress. Multitasking lowers