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Dual Origins: Stanford Researchers Discover the Brain Is Built from Two Distinct Evolutionary Systems
Finding the Sleep Sweet Spot: New Study Links Sleep Duration to Accelerated Biological Aging Across Organ Systems
Addressing the Speech-Language Pathology Workforce Crisis: Seven Strategies to Attract and Retain Top Talent
Retraining the Nervous System: Understanding the Neuroscience of Chronic Pain Recovery
African Nations Lead Historic Charge with $45 Million Pledge to Secure WHO’s Future
Unexpected Positive Outcome Of The 2026 ADA Countdown: A Universal Blueprint for Digital Equity
Occupational Therapy Practice Shifts Toward Visualizing Social Networks with Eco Maps to Improve Client Function
Beyond Competition: How Human-Scale Collaboration and Mutual Aid Offer a Path Forward for Society
The Invisible Wounds: How Community Gun Violence Shapes the Mental Health and Futures of America’s Youth
WHO and the Republic of Korea Convene Second Strategic Dialogue in Seoul to Advance Global Health Priorities

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The Psychology of Motion: Why We Run Toward or Away From Life’s Major Transitions

Our daily existence often feels like a relentless marathon. We are perpetually in motion—navigating the high-pressure demands of our professional lives, managing the chaotic logistics of family responsibilities, and rushing to check off an endless list of domestic obligations. Yet, beyond this mundane, frantic pace, there exists a deeper, more existential form of "running." This…

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New Alzheimer’s Research Reveals How APOE4 Genetic Risk Alters Brain Function Early in Life

For millions of people worldwide, the APOE4 gene variant represents the most significant genetic risk factor for the development of Alzheimer’s disease. While the correlation between this gene and the eventual onset of dementia has been well-documented for decades, the precise mechanisms of how it initiates the long-term decline of cognitive health have remained shrouded…

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Living Life in "Hard Mode": The Fight for Autistic Culture, Rights-Centric Education, and the Blind Spots of Modern Policy

In the current edition of the Aotearoa New Zealand Autism Guideline, the existence of Autistic culture is not mentioned with a single word. Despite major updates that reflect a growing awareness of neurodiversity—including ongoing advocacy toward a comprehensive ban on Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and related forms of conversion therapy—understanding Autistic people and Autistic culture…

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