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• Chronic exercise induces a pathway-dependent electrophysiological signature in the mouse hippocampus Nature

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• Are Memories Transferable? Meet the Scientists Replicating an Infamous Study to Find Out WIRED

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• Transformer language models reveal distinct patterns in aphasia subtypes and longitudinal change Nature

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• Children with intense mood swings face greater risk of emotional overeating in adolescence News-Medical
• Excessive exercise disrupts dopamine regulation in the brain, study finds News-Medical

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• Study clarifies the brain’s tug-of-war between impulse and self-control Futurity

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• Neuroscientists reveal method to train people to have lucid dreams — and it involves virtual reality and meditation Live Science
• Fly taste connectome traces paths from sensation to action The Transmitter

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• Transformer language models reveal distinct patterns in aphasia subtypes and longitudinal change Nature
• Study participants tricked into feeling an extra finger experience altered perceptions of their hand's abilities Medical Xpress

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• Is Late-Onset Epilepsy a Vascular Warning Sign? Medscape

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• CT Markers Linked to Progression to Brain Death After Nontraumatic Acute Brain Injury Medscape

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• Scientists Discover That Eating Peanuts Every Day May Help Protect the Aging Brain SciTechDaily
• New Research Finds Daily Peanut Consumption Benefits Brain's Response to Insulin in Memory Related Regions PR Newswire
• What happens to the brain when you eat peanuts daily? New study reveals striking results Euronews.com

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• Systemic Inflammatory markers are associated with drug-resistant pediatric epilepsy in Ghanaian children Nature

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• Systemic Inflammatory markers are associated with drug-resistant pediatric epilepsy in Ghanaian children Nature

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• Developing Fetal Brain Weeds Out Genetically Flawed Neurons Neuroscience News
• Abnormal Neurons Are Surprisingly Common in the Developing Brain, Study Finds Harvard Medical School
• Brain Quality Control Selectively Eliminates Neurons with Abnormal Variants in Development Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News
• Retrieval practice reshapes neighboring memories in a naturalistic continuous-recognition dataset Nature

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• Mysterious Brain Signal Linked to Several Schizophrenia Symptoms SciTechDaily
• Single beta-band brain signal tied to several schizophrenia symptoms in MEG study Bioengineer.org
• Scientists Discover Brain Signal Linked to Multiple Schizophrenia Symptoms Yahoo
• A single brain signal may explain schizophrenia's most puzzling symptoms Science Daily
• Acute Contralateral Hemibody Hyperhidrosis in Gasperini Syndrome Associated With Intracranial Vertebral Artery Dissection: A Case Report Cureus

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• Retrieval practice reshapes neighboring memories in a naturalistic continuous-recognition dataset Nature

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• Circuit plasticity coordinates action selection and temporal compression during operant conditioning in Aplysia Nature

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• Identical twins showed a survival divide when only one had Parkinson’s News-Medical

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• Perinatal elimination of genetically aberrant human cortical neurons Nature
• They discover how a high-fat diet drives cognitive decline from the brain Demócrata
• A Week Of Fatty Eating May Weaken Brain’s Memory Connections StudyFinds
• High-fat diets in mouse parents alter offspring brain development News-Medical

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• Does Harder Exercise Really Benefit Your Brain More? A Review of 48 Trials Challenges the Assumption TodoMountainBike
• Feel Like You’ve Hit A Training Plateau? It's Time To Train Your Brain Yahoo Health
• Fight, flight, focus: a pathway from exercise to cognition Northeastern Global News
• Connectome simulations identify a central pattern generator for fly walking Nature

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• Still on the fish oil train? Researchers don't believe it's doing anything useful News.com.au
• Fish Oil Supplements Fail Major Test for Memory and Brain Aging Yahoo Health
• Hugely popular supplement your parents made you take doesn’t work: study New York Post
• Fish oil supplements may not help your brain, study finds The Washington Post
• Rare Brain Disorder Linked to Water Pollution Sources MedPage Today
• Biological mechanism underlying Huntington's disease may be more widespread in the brain than previously thought Medical Xpress

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• The brain liquidates billions of mutant neurons around the time we’re born Nature

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• PDE10A identified by cross-hemisphere visual cortex proteomics restores adult ocular dominance plasticity involving cAMP/CREB signaling Nature
• Brain development eliminates flawed neurons to ensure genomic integrity News-Medical
• Abnormal neurons are surprisingly common in the developing brain Medical Xpress

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• Ancient Retroviral Invasion May Have Helped Shape Human Brain Sci.News

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• Psilocybin Boosted New Synapse Growth in Stressed Brains Technology Networks
• Beneath psilocybin’s apparent brain chaos, scientists find signs of a hidden order PsyPost
• LSD May Speed Up Brain Activity and Make it Fractal Nautilus | Science Connected
• LSD and psilocybin push brain blood flow in opposite directions, study suggests Medical Xpress

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• Brain Organoid Transplants and Cracking the Autism Code Medscape

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• ‘Enchanted Broomstick’ protein walks on two tiny legs to protect the brain’s nerve cells Yahoo

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• The relationship between structure and function in cortical networks The Transmitter
• The autistic brain processes faces differently than scientists thought Science Daily

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• The autistic brain processes faces differently than scientists thought Science Daily
• Noninvasive focused ultrasound treatment can ease motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease Medical Xpress

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• A Drug Combo That Mimics Thin Mountain Air Treated Parkinson's Symptoms in Mice Yahoo
• Rotenone-induced Parkinsonism in mice reverses within a year Bioengineer.org
• Mice exposed to rotenone matched controls in motor tests after a year — ScienceAlert UA.NEWS
• Mice With Parkinson's-Like Brain Changes Unexpectedly Recovered a Year Later ScienceAlert

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• An Ancient Pandemic Left a Gene Silent in Chimpanzees, Which May Offer Clues as to Why Their Brains Differ From Ours Discover Magazine
• An Ancient Virus Left Its Mark on Chimpanzee DNA Even After Millions of Years and May Have Helped Shape Human Brain Evolution ZME Science
• Automated and noninvasive in vivo mapping of brain functions in the human cortex Nature

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• Deep brain stimulation improves new neuron maturation for memory Medical Xpress

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• Brain May Be Switching Between 2 Realities 15 Times A Second, Study Suggests شبكة تواصل الإخبارية
• Your brain might be switching between two versions of reality 15 times a second, a study has claimed. Daily Mail
• Your Brain May Be Switching Between Two Realities 15 Times a Second ScienceAlert
• Mysterious flickering brain signals could help to unlock secrets of consciousness Nature

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• Testosterone helps new brain cells survive, but timing matters, study in male rats suggests Medical Xpress

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• LINAC-based radiosurgery effectively reduces seizures but causes significant side effects News-Medical
• Study identifies the amygdala as target for treating memory disorders News-Medical
• Neural signaling protein could be therapeutic target for autism-linked gene deletion University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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• Faster brain tau buildup linked to faster progression of rare neurological disease Medical Xpress

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• Epilepsy Strongly Linked to Young-Onset Dementia Neurology Advisor

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• Epilepsy linked to increased risk of dementia before age 65 The Pharmacist
• Study finds link between epilepsy and young-onset dementia the limbic
• Epilepsy linked to 6-times increased risk of young-onset dementia – study Epilepsy Action
• Young-Onset Dementia and Epilepsy: What’s the Link? Medscape
• Researchers find how the brain changes after just one violin lesson The Strad

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• Children Who Eat More Ultra-Processed Foods Show Stronger Brain Responses to Appetizing Foods Technology Networks
• Researchers decode speech rhythm from brain activity News-Medical

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• Amygdala activity predicts which new images may become lasting memories Medical Xpress

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• Inside the narcissistic brain: fMRI research sheds light on the narcissist's struggle with empathy Phys.org

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• Q&A: Why does the right side of the brain control the left side of the body? Phys.org

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• Autistic people show weaker brain responses to negative feedback News-Medical
• Lipids enter brain mapping limelight The Transmitter

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• Junk food linked to ‘silent stroke’ by middle age The Seattle Times

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• Ancient virus may help explain differences in human and chimpanzee brains News-Medical
• Is Ultra-Processed Food Destroying Our Brains? Gideon M-K: Health Nerd
• Ultra-Processed Foods Sensitize Children’s Brain Reward Circuits Neuroscience News
• Children's brain reward responses may explain ultra-processed food-related weight gain News-Medical

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• The Human Brain Owes Its Existence to a Prehistoric Pandemic Psychology Today

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• Children who eat more ultra-processed foods show stronger brain responses to appetizing foods Keck School of Medicine of USC

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• Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline? University of Miami News
• Scientists discover a surprising double benefit of exercise for Parkinson’s Science Daily
• Eating more ultraprocessed foods linked to hidden brain injury Qazinform
• Children who eat more ultraprocessed foods show stronger brain responses to appetizing foods Medical Xpress

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• More Activity, Even Housework, Is Linked With Two Benefits for People With Parkinson’s Yahoo Health
• Remote exercise monitoring has mixed results in Parkinson’s study Parkinson's News Today
• Can exercise slow Parkinson’s decline? University of Miami News
• Scientists discover a surprising double benefit of exercise for Parkinson’s Science Daily
• £50m Centre to Unlock Secrets of Early Brain Development Mirage News

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• Scientists discover a hidden messaging system deep inside the brain Science Daily

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• Scientists discover a hidden messaging system deep inside the brain Science Daily
• Chinese Neurosurgical Journal Study on Agitation Management After Traumatic Brain Injury EIN Presswire

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• Scientists discover that the human brain is actually two separate organs in groundbreaking new research supercarblondie.com
• Study in mice reveals two cellular pathways of brain development — Live Science UA.NEWS
• Is the brain actually 2 nervous systems smooshed together? A new study claims it is. Live Science
• Surprising discovery: The brain may be formed from two distinct groups of cells. Vietnam.vn
• Testing a Brain Theory 550 Million Years in the Making Medscape

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• First-of-its-kind trial tests low-dose radiation to target brain inflammation in Parkinson's disease Medical Xpress
• Blood test can help clinicians better identify brain injury severity in patients Medical Xpress
• Scientists probe link between early brain development and conditions such as autism Financial Times

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• Several schizophrenia symptoms linked to a single brain signal EurekAlert!

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• Imaging study links several schizophrenia symptoms to a single brain signal Medical Xpress
• Cue-dependent fear learning drives nucleus accumbens spine plasticity Nature

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• Hypomagnetic fields extend survival but reduce mobility in a fly model of Parkinson’s disease EurekAlert!

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• New study reveals how stress during pregnancy may affect fetal brain development Scripps News

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• Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Silent Strokes in Healthy Middle-Aged Adults, Study Finds North Dallas Gazette

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• Most studies criticizing the Nova classification of ultra-processed foods are funded by food companies Food Politics by Marion Nestle -
• Ultra-processed food intake may increase dementia, stroke risk University of Cincinnati
• Chips, cereals and frozen meals could raise risk of brain damage and dementia, study finds CTV News
• Ultraprocessed Food Linked to Vascular Brain Injury in Midlife European Medical Journal
• Millions take fish oil for brain health. A two-year study found no benefit Science Daily
• Scientists discover a surprising secret behind the human brain’s wrinkles Science Daily

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• Air Pollution and Brain Health: Memory and Dementia Risks News of Bahrain

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• Prenatal iron deficiency leaves lasting changes in the developing brain Medical Xpress

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• Prenatal iron deficiency leaves lasting changes in the developing brain FirstWord Pharma
• Scientists discover a surprising secret behind the human brain’s wrinkles Science Daily
• World’s 1st study to test whether low-dose radiation could curb Parkinson’s Radiology Business
• Network geometry shapes the transformation of task representations across the human cortex Nature

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• A remarkable new picture is emerging of how the air around us could harm the brain The Washington Post
• Behavioral genomics identifies Creld1 as a cross-modal regulator of somatosensation Nature

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• South Indian Parkinson’s study links gut microbes to inflammation Bioengineer.org
• Probiotic-Inspired Therapy Could Treat Parkinson's Through the Gut Technology Networks
• Emerging links between gut dysbiosis, aryl hydrocarbon receptor activation, and Parkinson’s disease Nature
• Maltreatment predicts centiles of individual variation from normative brain growth in children Nature

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• Global study aims to map brain changes across eight psychiatric disorders News-Medical
• LSD speeds up brain rhythms and makes neural signals more complex — News-Medical UA.NEWS
• LSD Accelerates Brain Rhythms and Complexity Scientific Frontline
• receptors in layer 5 pyramidal neurons mediate the neuroplastic but not the hallucinogenic effects of psilocybin Nature
• LSD speeds up brain waves and increases neural complexity, study finds News-Medical

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• Prenatal iron deficiency linked to lasting changes in the offspring brain News-Medical
• Global team launches largest-ever study of brain function across eight mental illnesses EurekAlert!

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• Obesity Linked to Twice The Volume of Brain Abnormalities, Study Finds ScienceAlert

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• Precision psychiatry in schizophrenia: a meta-analysis of radiomics-based advanced neuroimaging for diagnostic and treatment-response prediction Nature
• Psilocybin appears to strengthen this optical illusion, but LSD microdoses do not PsyPost
• Chaos or at peace with the world: The complex ways psychedelics transform the brain Genetic Literacy Project
• LSD does more than desynchronize the brain | Newswise Newswise
• LSD does more than desynchronize the brain—it changes brain rhythms and signal complexity Medical Xpress
• Psilocybin Tied to Lower Inflammation in Parkinson's Trial MedPage Today

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• Experimental treatment selectively reduces harmful protein in lab models of rare inherited brain disorder Medical Xpress

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• Working toward an integrated, long-term approach for traumatic brain and spinal cord injury Medical Xpress
• Experts call for long-term monitoring after neurotrauma UA.NEWS
• New framework calls for lifelong care after traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries Penn Medicine
• Brain Injury Can Initiate Biological, Behavioral and Social Changes that Persist for Years or Decades and Recommend Integrated Long-term Care JD Supra
• The kinase inhibitor dabrafenib halts progression of cerebral cavernous malformations in a BRAF-independent manner Science | AAAS
• Huge mapping study reveals how your brain tracks what your body is feeling Nature

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• Existing cancer drug reduces blood vessel malformations in the brain Medical Xpress

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• Maladaptive brain-state locking framework redefines chronic brain disorders News-Medical

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• Nearly Half of Dementia Cases Are Due to Modifiable Risk Factors. What Does That Actually Mean? Being Patient
• Loneliness, Depression and Hearing Problems Feature in Research on Dementia Risk Before Age 65 GreaterGood
• Cardiometabolic risk factors in midlife impact risk for dementia in late life Healio
• Brain health across a lifetime: Why dementia prevention starts early BusinessMirror

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• Closed-loop EEG feedback pacing alters task load during digital learning Nature
• Genetic tools point to division of labor among the brain's astrocytes Medical Xpress

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• Diverse and sustained social activities may boost cognition in older age BMJ Group
• Ultralight microscope tracks brain activity in mice China Daily

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• Varied, Sustained Social Activity May Boost Cognition in Older Adults Mirage News
• Exercise Plus Engagement Tied to Extended Cognitive Health Medscape
• Small non-coding RNA profiling in the hippocampus of mice with postoperative cognitive dysfunction Nature

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• New Research Indicates Shared Roots of Major Neurodegenerative Diseases EIN Presswire

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• At least three social activities linked to better cognition in 24 countries — News-Medical UA.NEWS
• Diverse social activities may help slow age-related cognitive decline News-Medical
• Advanced Paternal Age Has Sex-Specific Effects on Fetal Brain Gene Expression Asia Research News |

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• What can help if you freeze for a moment due to Parkinson's disease Yahoo Health
• Chinese team invents 1-gram microscope for precise neural detection China.org.cn
• China builds the world’s smallest wearable brain monitor with a cortex-wide view South China Morning Post
• Human brain organoids come of age—but still have room to grow The Transmitter
• Advanced paternal age has sex-specific effects on fetal brain gene expression EurekAlert!

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• If You Want to Keep Your Memory Sharp and Your Brain Healthy, Researchers Say You Should Start Doing This Now Yahoo Health
• Diverse and sustained social activities may boost cognition in older age Phys.org

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• Immature brain support cells may be linked to human age-related cognitive decline EurekAlert!

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• Oligodendrocyte dysfunction linked to faster cognitive decline — ScienceDaily UA.NEWS
• Brain cells meant to protect us may be fueling cognitive decline Science Daily
• Immature Astroglia Track Fluid-Intelligence Decline in Epilepsy Patients Bioengineer.org
• Study links abnormal immature astroglia to lower fluid intelligence in older epilepsy patients News-Medical

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• Chinese scientists develop world’s lightest 1-gram wireless mesoscale microscope, a new tool for neuroscience research and BCI research Global Times

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• Canadian study links ultra-processed foods to vascular brain injury — ScienceAlert UA.NEWS
• Early lineage divergence segregates sensory and motor-associative identities in the thalamus Nature
• Potato chips, snacks, and ready-to-eat meals may increase the risk of dementia and stroke LIGA.net
• Ultraprocessed Food May Be Silently Damaging Your Brain's Blood Vessels ScienceAlert
• Ultraprocessed Foods Linked to Silent Brain Injury Medscape
• Could your neighbourhood impact your dementia risk? Study says yes Euronews.com

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• Harnessing Neuroplasticity for Rehabilitation: The Combined Effects of Experiential Music, Intermittent Fasting, and Daily Cognitive-Mindfulness Practices Cureus
• 12 Ways to Prevent, Slow Down & Even Reverse Brain Aging Flow Space
• Things Gen X and Millennials Should Do Now to Protect Their Brains for Healthy Longevity AARP
• New brain cells after 60? Try these exercises BusinessMirror

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• Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Silent Strokes in Middle-Aged Adults Technology Networks
• Junk food linked to 'silent stroke' by middle age Yahoo

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• Your aging brain may be trading memory for something more valuable Science Daily
• Chinese team invents 1-gram microscope for precise neural detection Xinhua
• China Focus: Chinese team invents 1-gram microscope for precise neural detection Xinhua

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• “Watching ‘Natural Person’ while eating potato chips is one of life’s pleasures” ... MRI scans of middle-aged adults reveal ‘signs of asymptomatic damage’ [Health Issue] 파이낸셜뉴스
• Ultra-Processed Food Intake Linked to Silent Strokes in Middle-Aged Adults Technology Networks

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• A prefrontal–bed nucleus pathway controls aversive memory specificity independently of glucocorticoids Nature

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• Residential greenery linked to lower dementia risk in older adults News-Medical
• Harvard Study Predicts Environmental Risks for Alzheimer’s The Harvard Crimson