Latest cognitive News

Guidelines needed as AI embraced by mental health practices
New disease gene discovery provides answers to families
New MRI method could help track Huntington’s disease and its treatments
Royal Darwin Hospital’s new 32 bed ward to help deliver better care
Online mental healthcare is here to stay: Here’s how to navigate your options and find the right clinician
Blue Yonder’s New Agentic AI Tackles Retail’s Costliest Problems: Stockouts and Returns
How Everyday Household Tasks Impact Relationships
Looking Into Eyes Of Gibbons
One in three older Australians unsure where to turn if cognitive changes affect managing their finances
Grant To Improve Dementia Risk Assessment
NZ is eyeing reform of its strained aged-care system. How might a reset deliver for Māori?
New therapies help people with schizophrenia – but access is woefully inadequate
Stair climbing enhances brain health – research
Labor humiliation: Senate votes to scrap automated aged care assessments
New Study To Trial Online CBT For People Who Use Methamphetamine
Thinking Fast And Slow
How animals prepare for war
Blood-thinning medication linked to slower cognitive decline
Why do humans use ‘baby voice’ when we speak to pets?
New maths model sheds light on multiple sclerosis relapse & recovery cycles
Minns Government examines measures to halt AI’s impact on cognitive development of a generation of NSW students
Your bedroom could be the unhealthiest room in your home
Connection Is Good Medicine, Say GPs: Loneliness Awareness Week
PolyU uncovers key environmental and cognitive factors influencing dual-task walking to personalise stroke rehabilitation
Some speed-reading apps make big claims. But how fast can humans actually read?
Dealing with difficult customers? Taking a few minutes to reflect on your day may help
Countries urged to strengthen breastfeeding support and health systems to give every child a healthy start in life
Poochmaxxing: the wellness industry is coming for your pets
National intelligence funding secured to turn hackers’ thinking against them
Money worries can leave a lasting mark on the brain, 80-year study shows
When Nature Not Only Restores, But Fortifies
Should you wash your prewashed lettuce? An infectious disease expert explains how to eat your greens safely during the cyclospora outbreak
Children who miss preschool more likely to start school behind, major Curtin study finds
Social Connection Reduces Dementia Risk – and 90,000+ Australians are already doing something about it
Your dementia risk is higher if your spouse has it – but it’s more than shared lifestyle
Latest Alleged Killing Reinforces Case for MHRT Reform and Greater Public Accountability
Why you let down your guard on ads when scrolling on social media
AMA contributes to national review of Assessing Fitness to Drive
‘Toxic waste’ build-up in the brain may be driving dementia and ALS
New playgrounds and dog parks delivered for Lockyer Valley and Somerset regions
How Does Exercise Keep Our Brains Healthy As We Age?
Metabolic Syndrome Linked To Faster Brain Ageing
Assistant nurse charged after allegedly sexually assaulting patient – Maclean
Brains Of Blind People Reorganize Themselves
The brains of blind people reorganize differently than previously thought
Stroke test tech receives ‘breakthrough’ status from FDA
Football headers: growing evidence suggests this skill is damaging to brain health
Simple tools accurate in predicting older adults’ health