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David Levine
New Study Links Cognitive Performance to Disease Susceptibility
Variations in your cognitive performance before exposure to a respiratory virus can predict the severity of the infection.
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Is Low-Dose Lithium a Better Solution for Major Depression?
Some studies show it’s better than SSRIs—but there’s no incentive to invest in clinical trials.
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David Levine
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How the Brain Perceives Fear
Targeting a key molecule that helps the brain process sensory threats could lead to new treatments for PTSD, migraines, and autism.
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David Levine
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Your Brain at the Moment of Death
Resuscitation expert Sam Parnia studies near death experiences—and how your brain can give you access to new dimensions of reality.
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Rethinking Serotonin Reuptake
A new study questions whether depression is really caused by a chemical imbalance.
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David Levine
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An AI-Powered Test for Early Dementia
New software to catch signs of cognitive decline earlier could help reduce the risk of dementia.
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David Levine
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5 Ways to Prepare for the Dementia Pandemic
Digital tools, early detection, and better insurance policies can address the coming wave of cognitive decline.
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David Levine
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Precision Medicine for Mental Illness
Alto Neuroscience wants to use EEG brain biomarkers to better match the right treatment to a person’s needs.
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David Levine
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Robots Untangle Hallucinations from Parkinson’s Disease
Hallucinations are a surprisingly common symptom of Parkinson’s, and new research suggests a way to map and potentially treat them.
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David Levine
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