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Beyond the Turing Test: Why Humans Still Draw a Hard Line on AI Consciousness
The Invisible Audience: Why We Internalize the Gaze and Lose Touch With Our Bodies
Netherlands and WHO Renew Strategic Alliance to Combat the Health Impacts of Climate Change
Assistive Technology Community Releases Comprehensive 2026 Disability Awareness and Inclusion Calendar
New Coping Skills Printable and Trial Tracker Launched to Help Individuals Navigate Anxiety and Build Personalized Toolboxes
Beyond Hierarchy: How Autistic Culture and Relational Thinking Are Reimagining Human Societies
The Power of Connection: Why Mental Health Professionals Are Urging More Clients to Consider Group Therapy
France Bolsters Global Health Security with €24 Million Contribution to the World Health Organization
Children’s Defense Fund-California Set to Host Long Beach Advocacy Forum Highlighting a Decade of Educational Equity Work
Beyond Awareness: Research Reveals the Unconscious Brain’s Hidden Language Processing

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New Evidence Suggests Amyloid Clearance May Curb Tau Tangles and Slow Alzheimer’s Progression

A groundbreaking, high-resolution examination of a human brain has provided what researchers are calling some of the most compelling evidence to date that clearing amyloid plaques—a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease—may offer a downstream protective effect against the protein tangles that drive cognitive decline. The study, presented at the 2026 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference and published…

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Evolutionary Slow-Motion: How Human Microglia Define the Pace of Brain Development

Microglia, the resident immune sentinels of the central nervous system, have long been recognized for their defensive roles. As the brain’s most abundant immune cells, they serve as the first line of defense against pathogens, scavengers that clear away cellular debris and damaged neurons, and essential architects that support the intricate scaffolding of brain development.…

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Newer Blood Thinners May Slow Cognitive Decline in Patients with Alzheimer’s and Atrial Fibrillation

For millions of older adults, the dual diagnosis of atrial fibrillation—a common heart rhythm disorder—and Alzheimer’s disease represents a complex medical challenge. Managing the cardiovascular risks of a chaotic heartbeat while simultaneously navigating the progressive neurodegeneration of dementia requires a delicate balance of care. Now, new research conducted by the Karolinska Institutet and published in…

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