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A study funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) provides the clearest evidence to date to link severe chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) to dementia risk.

Researchers demonstrate that transferring healthy mitochondria from support glial cells to nerve cells could reduce nerve pain and degeneration.

NIH-funded study reveals brain changes long before chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) develops.

NIH-funded study supports acupuncture needling as a safe and effective pain treatment for this group.

Scientists designed a brain-computer interface to decode inner speech in real time from activity in the brain’s motor cortex. The findings could help some people with paralysis to communicate more easily than current interfaces, which are based on attempted speech.

Preclinical study in rodents suggests that uric acid is ready for human clinical testing

ME/CFS is a complex, serious, and chronic condition that often occurs following an infection