Neuroscience

Thanks to groundbreaking innovations in neuroscience, we’re seeing that forms of paralysis long assumed to be permanent can be reversed.

Here are the latest developments in neurotech, from brain-computer interfaces to brain-inspired AI.

3D printing could make blood vessel replicas with the soft feel and the structural accuracy surgeons need.

A new protein discovery may have highlighted a "switch" in brain cells that slows down inflammation and aging.

A new wrist-worn device from the University of Nottingham uses electrical pulses to help curb Tourette syndrome symptoms.

A new hypothesis explains depression as an altered state of consciousness, which could help researchers make an objective diagnostic test.

The FDA has approved the first drug for Rett syndrome, a genetic neurodevelopmental disorder, which disproportionately affects women and girls.

Some neuroscientists think psychedelics and the hallucinations they induce could help reveal how we generate our perceptions of the world.

Researchers found that patients who slept less than six hours a night were 27% more likely to have an infection.

A new stem cell therapy for Parkinson’s disease has just been administered to the brain of a person for the first time.