Study Finds High Rates of Hearing Issues Among Special Education Students in Ilocos Norte
A study in Ilocos Norte found that over a quarter of special education students have hearing problems, highlighting the need for early screening and intervention.
Study Links TMAO Miscompartmentalization to Autism Spectrum Disorder and Explores Potential Treatment
Research reveals that altered distribution of microbiota-derived TMAO may contribute to autism spectrum disorder, with urea showing potential as a therapeutic agent in animal models.
New Scale Developed to Assess Theory of Mind Skills in Educators Working with Children with Autism
Researchers have developed and preliminarily validated a new self-report scale to assess Theory of Mind skills in educators working with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in inclusive school settings.
Diferencias neuronales que hacen único el canto aprendido de las aves oscinas
El canto aprendido distingue a las aves oscinas de sus parientes suboscinos, ofreciendo un modelo para estudiar las bases neuronales del aprendizaje vocal.
Heavy Metals and Environmental Factors Linked to Neurological Disorders Across Lifespan
New research highlights how environmental exposures, including heavy metals, may influence neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders by disrupting brain processes across the lifespan.
Estudo revela os fatores que tornam o canto das aves único
Pesquisa recente destaca como a aprendizagem do canto em oscinas e a ausência dela em suboscinas ajudam a entender a variabilidade vocal e os correlatos neurais envolvidos.
New Study to Explore Brain Hyperexcitability’s Role in Cognitive Decline Across Disorders
The LENDÜLET Neurocognitive Research Project will study cortical hyperexcitability in mild cognitive impairment, autism, and ADHD to understand its role in cognitive decline.
Exploring Neuroscience Research Across Latin America Amid Challenges
Latin American neuroscientists in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Uruguay conduct high-quality research despite challenges, highlighting resilience and innovation in the field.
New Research Highlights Sleep’s Essential Role in Long-Term Memory Formation and Potential Links to Autism
New research underscores sleep's vital role in converting experiences into long-term memories and explores a possible link between sleep-related brain processes and autism.
FALAN Advances Neuroscience Collaboration and Training Across Latin America
FALAN is strengthening neuroscience in Latin America through collaboration and training, aiming to empower young scientists and address regional neurological health challenges.