Stanford Medicine

Exercise and Healthy Aging

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Latest: Phil Evans recommends strength exercises for adults over 50

Research continues to strengthen the link between regular physical activity and healthier aging. Studies highlight that exercise supports the brain’s glymphatic waste-clearance system, lowering inflammation and vascular

Neuroscience research on brain development and regeneration

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Latest: Stanford and Mount Sinai researchers reveal new insights into brain evolution and cellular architecture

Recent neuroscience research has provided new insights into embryonic brain development and the relationship between neurological injury and disease. Studies published in Nature Neuroscience suggest that the human brai

Neuroscience research on brain development and function

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Latest: Neuroscience research reveals dual brain origins and Alzheimer's triggers

Recent neuroscience research has identified that the human brain may consist of two distinct neural systems that evolved independently before merging. Studies indicate that the forebrain, which manages high-level functio

Advancements in medical AI and diagnostic technology

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Latest: Advancements in lung cancer research through AI and new biomarkers

Medical technology continues to evolve through the integration of artificial intelligence in oncology, cardiology, and immunotherapy. In cancer research, new AI models are enhancing both screening and treatment predictio

AI-driven drug discovery research

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Latest: Stanford researchers use 37,000 AI agents for drug discovery

Researchers have developed a simulated biotechnology framework using approximately 37,000 artificial intelligence agents to accelerate drug discovery. The system, referred to as ‘Virtual Biotech’ by Stanford University r

Stanford research on dual human brain systems

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Latest: Stanford researchers find human brain may consist of two fused neural systems

Researchers at Stanford University, in collaboration with Caltech and UC San Francisco, have identified that the human brain is a composite of two distinct nervous systems rather than a single unified organ. This discove

Global regulation and litigation over youth digital mental_h

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Latest: Adolescent problematic social media use rises to 48%

Global efforts to address the impact of digital technology on youth mental health have transitioned from observation to significant legal and regulatory action. In the United States, a bipartisan coalition of 51 attorney

Research on dual origins of the human brain

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Latest: Stanford researchers find brain may be a composite of two organs

Researchers from Stanford Medicine have proposed that the human brain may be a composite organ formed by the fusion of two independent nervous systems. According to a study published in Nature Neuroscience, the forebra

Advances in human brain organoid research

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Latest: Stanford researchers discover brain develops from two distinct cell origins

Scientific research into human brain organoids has achieved significant milestones regarding their lifespan, maturity, and structural complexity. Harvard University researchers successfully cultivated stem cell-derived c

Bone marrow cells in brain linked to Alzheimer

5 clusters · 13 sources · last updated 18 days ago

Latest: Brain cell regulation changes significantly from age 50

Researchers at Stanford University have reported that immune cells originating in the bone marrow can enter the human brain and resemble microglia. An initial pre‑print described the discovery in brain tissue from older

BPA exposure and human insulin sensitivity research

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Latest: BPA exposure linked to reduced insulin sensitivity in human study

Researchers from California Polytechnic State University and Rutgers University have conducted a randomized, double-blind clinical trial involving 40 young adults to investigate the effects of Bisphenol A (BPA) on human