• #21 (no title)
  • About
  • Contact
  • Lab
  • PsyD/PhD Degrees
Zeitgeist Neuroscience
  • News
  • About
  • Contact
Search site...
School

Category / news

  • A realistic illustration of the human brain with highlighted corpus callosum tracts showing age-related network-specific changes.

    How the Aging Corpus Callosum Shapes Brain Connectivity and Cognition

    Understanding network-specific changes in the brain’s main bridge and their implications for aging minds The human brain is famously complex, with two hemispheres working together…

    November 22, 2025
    news
  • A realistic depiction of a woman in a clinical setting undergoing electroconvulsive therapy, highlighting a sense of vulnerability and reflection, surrounded by medical equipment and somber lighting.

    Shocking Disparities: Women Face Higher Risk of Electroconvulsive Therapy

    Examining Gender Bias and Adverse Outcomes in Psychiatric Treatment Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) has long been a controversial tool in the psychiatric arsenal, most commonly used…

    November 20, 2025
    news
  • A realistic illustration showing a scientific laboratory scene where researchers study a rat in a maze, with molecular structures representing copper chelators and a schematic depiction of amyloid plaques in the background.

    A Simple Molecule Offers New Hope in the Fight Against Alzheimer’s

    Subtitle: Brazilian scientists develop a copper-targeting compound that reverses Alzheimer’s symptoms in rats and could pave the way for more accessible treatments. In a promising…

    November 20, 2025
    news
  • A realistic illustration of a brain with highlighted regions involved in hunger, nausea, and reward, symbolizing the effects of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.

    How to Keep Ozempic and Wegovy Weight Loss — Without the Nausea

    New research uncovers how GLP-1 medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro affect not only hunger but also nausea, thirst, and reward-driven eating, paving the way…

    November 20, 2025
    news
  • A realistic, detailed illustration of interconnected mouse brain regions, highlighting the frontal cortex and striatum, with neural activity ramps visualized as glowing gradients to represent timing integration.

    Unraveling the Brain’s Flexible Motor Timing: How the Cortico-Basal Ganglia Loop Powers Precise Actions

    New Insights into How Our Brains Integrate Timing and History for Adaptable Movement Timing is integral to everything we do—from simple gestures like catching a…

    November 20, 2025
    news
  • A realistic laboratory scene featuring scientists examining a porous, maze-like brain tissue scaffold under a microscope, highlighting advanced neural engineering without animal components.

    Animal-Free Brain Tissue: A Major Leap for Ethical and Reliable Drug Testing

    Subtitle: Scientists engineer functional brain-like tissue without animal products, opening new doors to neuroscience research and drug discovery. Introduction The intricate mysteries of the human…

    November 18, 2025
    news
  • A hyper-realistic digital illustration showing a central microglial cell in the brain, glowing with red and orange inflammatory signals. Surrounding neurons are faintly visible in a dark blue background, and a stylized DNA helix with epigenetic marks is superimposed on the microglia, representing immune memory.

    The Brain’s Immune Scars: A New Clue to Why Depression Returns

    How the brain’s immune cells develop a ‘memory’ of stress, making them overreact and trigger depressive relapses. Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is more than just…

    November 18, 2025
    news
  • A realistic illustration of a double helix of DNA, with one strand glowing brightly at specific points, symbolizing the identified genetic markers for early-onset depression, set against a backdrop of neural networks.

    The Genetic Clock of Depression: Why Age of Onset Carries a Stark Warning

    A groundbreaking study of over 150,000 individuals reveals that depression beginning in youth has a distinct genetic signature, significantly increasing the risk of suicide attempts…

    November 16, 2025
    news
  • A realistic illustration of a scientist examining a complex molecular structure of a lipoprotein, with a stylized human brain in the background, representing the link between blood metabolites and neurological health.

    Cracking the Code of Psychosis: Can a Blood Test Predict Your Risk?

    A groundbreaking pilot study reveals that subtle changes in our body’s metabolism, particularly in fats and lipids, could hold the key to identifying individuals on…

    November 16, 2025
    news
Previous
12345…2122
Next

Neuroscience Lab

© 2026 Zeitgeist Neuroscience –