Brain

An experimental neuroprosthesis that translates brain activity into words on a computer screen has given a paralyzed man back his “voice.”

What if amyloid plaques are not the cause of Alzheimer’s, but instead a symptom? New research suggests restoring liquid amyloid may be key.

Kernel has developed two mind-reading helmets that record the same brain activity data as massive, million-dollar machines, but cost just $100,000.

NYU researchers have modified monkey’s immune system to slow their equivalent of Alzheimer’s disease and improve their cognition.

A new urine test for brain cancer analyzed microRNAs to correctly identify 100% of patients with brain tumors, regardless of their tumor’s size.

A new stroke treatment could give doctors a way to help victims sooner, improving their chances of avoiding permanent brain damage.

By studying donated tissues stored in a pet dog biobank, researchers have uncovered a genetic link between brain aging in canines and humans.

A new brain-computer interface translated a paralyzed man’s “mental handwriting” into text on a computer screen.

A study has identified four distinct types of Alzheimer’s disease, based on how the tau protein spreads in patients’ brains.

Boston startup Neurable is now accepting preorders for Enten, brain-sensing headphones that use EEG data to help users’ maximize their focus.