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Antenatal Opioids Linked to Reduced Brain Volumes in Newborns

April 2025

New research shows that opioid-exposed newborns have 5% smaller brain volumes, varying by drug type.

Is Brain Stimulation the Answer to Severe Mental Illnesses?

MERGING artificial intelligence with targeted electrical brain stimulation has been found to improve certain human brain functions…

Shedding New Light on Alzheimer’s Disease Progression

PIONEERING researchers have used human data to assess the speed at which different processes lead to the development of Alzheimer’s disease…

Neuroprosthesis Restores Speech in Paralysed Man

Breakthrough “speech neuroprosthesis” has allowed a man with severe paralysis to communicate using sentences. Find out more

Can Cognitive Decline Predict Faster Bone Loss?

Novel research has demonstrated that cognitive decline measured over 5 years increases future fracture risk in women. Find out more

Are Individuals Diagnosed with Epilepsy at a High Risk of Sudden Death During Sleep?

SLEEP increases the risk of sudden death in individuals diagnosed with epilepsy, a new study carried out at the University of Virginia School of Medicine…

White Matter Damage Linked to Poor Cognitive Function

DAMAGE to white matter causes worse cognitive outcomes after a brain injury than damage to grey matter, a new study suggests…

Do Microglia Drive Depressive Symptoms in Neurological Disorders?

MICROGLIA have been shown in previous research to be activated in several neurological diseases, including Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease…

Brain Fog in COVID-19 Linked to Inflammatory Markers in the Cerebrospinal Fluid

BRAIN fog is one of many neurological symptoms associated with coronavirus disease (COVID-19), but it is not understood what causes this symptom…

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