Study Finds No Increased Long-Term Risk of Rheumatoid Arthritis in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
A comprehensive Swedish study found no evidence that adults with autism spectrum disorder have an increased risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune joint disease.
Estudo revela como borboletas Heliconius escolhem seus parceiros com base na cor
Pesquisadores estudam como borboletas Heliconius escolhem parceiros com base na cor, investigando os circuitos neurais e genes envolvidos nesse comportamento.
La biodiversidad latinoamericana impulsa nuevos avances en el estudio del comportamiento social y la cognición
La biodiversidad de Latinoamérica está impulsando investigaciones innovadoras en neurociencia sobre comportamiento social y cognición, gracias al estudio de especies como horneros y peces eléctricos.
Unraveling the Neural and Genetic Basis of Mate Choice in Heliconius Butterflies
Research on Heliconius butterflies reveals how neural circuits and genes influence their mate color preferences, offering insights into mating behavior.
New Insights into How Neohelice granulata Crabs Execute Their Escape Responses
Researchers have utilized the crab Neohelice granulata to record neural activity during escape behaviors, advancing understanding of how these animals rapidly respond to threats.
Expanding Mexico’s Historic Brain Bank to Advance Alzheimer’s Research
Since 2011, Mexico’s oldest brain bank has expanded its tissue collections and donor outreach under José Luna-Muñoz, aiming to enhance Alzheimer’s research across diverse populations.
Neuroscientists Navigate Funding Challenges with Persistence Amid Uncertainty
Neuroscientists report a blend of skepticism and determination as they navigate ongoing uncertainty in U.S. federal research funding, highlighting impacts on the field and future outlook.
Antidepressant Use Rises More Sharply Among Autistic Adults in the UK from 1997 to 2023
A UK study from 1997 to 2023 found antidepressant prescriptions increased more among autistic adults than non-autistic adults, with higher doses and longer treatments.
Altered Cerebellar Activity Linked to Sensory Processing Differences in Autism
A new study reveals that autistic youth show increased cerebellar activity during sensory stimulation, linked to altered neural habituation in emotional brain regions, shedding light on sensory processing differences in autism.
New Research Highlights Sex Differences in Genetic Prediction of Autism Spectrum Disorder
A new study reveals that genetic predictors of autism spectrum disorder differ between males and females, highlighting the importance of sex-specific approaches in ASD risk assessment.