Tag: neuroplasticity


  • Autobahn Therapeutics Unveils Preclinical Data Supporting Restorative Neuroplasticity Mechanism of Elunetirom

    Autobahn Therapeutics Unveils Preclinical Data Supporting Restorative Neuroplasticity Mechanism of Elunetirom

    New Preclinical Findings Spotlight a Restorative Neuroplasticity Mechanism Autobahn Therapeutics has presented new preclinical data for its investigational drug, Elunetirom, at the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) Annual Meeting. The research centers on a novel restorative neuroplasticity mechanism believed to promote recovery and resilience in neuropsychiatric and neuroimmunologic disorders. The findings add to the company’s…

  • Autobahn Therapeutics Presents Elunetirom Preclinical Data Supporting Restorative Neuroplasticity at ACNP

    Autobahn Therapeutics Presents Elunetirom Preclinical Data Supporting Restorative Neuroplasticity at ACNP

    Autobahn Therapeutics Shares Promising Preclinical Elunetirom Data at ACNP Autobahn Therapeutics, a biotechnology company focused on restorative treatments for neuropsychiatric and neuroimmunologic disorders, announced new preclinical data on its lead compound, elunetir… (truncated press release content) The company’s presentation at the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) annual meeting underscores a novel mechanism of action for…

  • How Spaceflight Shifts Astronauts’ Brains Inside Their Skulls

    How Spaceflight Shifts Astronauts’ Brains Inside Their Skulls

    New Insights into the Brain in Zero-G Space exploration continues to reveal surprising effects on the human body. A recent study sheds light on a little-known consequence of spaceflight: the brain shifting inside the skull. In microgravity, the brain’s position changes, influencing neural function and potentially long-term health. This discovery adds to the growing body…

  • Love dancing? Here’s why it is so powerful for your brain

    Love dancing? Here’s why it is so powerful for your brain

    Move, groove, and unlock your brain Most people see dancing as a joyful hobby or a social pastime. But new research suggests that dancing does something deeper: it powers your brain in ways that can improve memory, attention, and overall cognitive health. When you move to music, your body and brain form a tight, synergistic…

  • Cognitive Training Can Elevate Brain Chemistry in Aging, NPR Reports

    Cognitive Training Can Elevate Brain Chemistry in Aging, NPR Reports

    Groundbreaking Findings in Cognitive Training A recent NPR-backed study reports what researchers have long suspected but could only recently demonstrate with compelling evidence: targeted cognitive training can increase the levels of a brain chemical that tends to decrease as people grow older. Over a 10-week period, participants engaging in structured cognitive exercises showed measurable boosts…

  • Cognitive Training Boosts Brain Chemical That Declines with Age, Study Finds

    Cognitive Training Boosts Brain Chemical That Declines with Age, Study Finds

    Overview: A Glimpse into Brain Chemistry and aging For years researchers have warned that certain brain chemicals tend to wane as we get older, potentially impacting memory, attention, and overall cognitive vitality. A new 10-week study provides the most compelling human evidence to date that cognitive training can boost a key brain chemical that typically…

  • Prenatal Language Exposure: How Hearing a Foreign Language Shapes Baby Brain Networks

    Prenatal Language Exposure: How Hearing a Foreign Language Shapes Baby Brain Networks

    Background: language networks begin before birth A new study from researchers affiliated with the Université de Montréal, published in Communications Biology, provides compelling evidence that exposing a fetus to a foreign language for several weeks can influence how a newborn’s brain processes language. Funded in part by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of…

  • Prenatal Language Exposure Shapes Baby Brain Language Systems

    Prenatal Language Exposure Shapes Baby Brain Language Systems

    Prenatal language exposure and the infant brain Can a baby start learning a language before being born? A team of neuropsychology researchers says yes, and the evidence points to an exquisite level of early brain plasticity. In a study funded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada and published in Communications Biology,…

  • Regular Exercise Can Slow Parkinson’s Progression, New Study Finds

    Regular Exercise Can Slow Parkinson’s Progression, New Study Finds

    Why exercise matters for Parkinson’s disease A recent study underscores the central role of movement in managing Parkinson’s. Regular exercise can slow the progression of the condition and help people maintain independence longer. Beyond reducing tremors, movement supports better balance, mood, and cognitive function, offering a practical path for people living with Parkinson’s to influence…