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Celebrity psychiatrist who performs brain scans tapped for NIH’s mental health council

Daniel Amen’s pending appointment reflects growing influence of Make America Healthy Again movement on federally funded psychiatric research

Daniel Amen’s pending appointment reflects growing influence of Make America Healthy Again movement on federally funded psychiatric research
Author Sara ReardonPosted on November 11, 2026

Neurons in a dish are the newest computing machines

Brain organoids offer highly efficient processing—if researchers can learn how to harness their power

Brain organoids offer highly efficient processing—if researchers can learn how to harness their power
Author Sara ReardonPosted on November 9, 2026

Devastating 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami left victims more prone to obesity, heart disease

Study adds to mounting evidence that traumatic experiences can negatively impact health years—or even decades—later

Study adds to mounting evidence that traumatic experiences can negatively impact health years—or even decades—later
Author Sara ReardonPosted on October 27, 2026

With blood test looming, government puts $41 million into clinical trials to ward off Alzheimer’s disease

Grant from Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health will expand testing of supplements and approved drugs to prevent dementia in people at risk

Grant from Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health will expand testing of supplements and approved drugs to prevent dementia in people at risk
Author Sara ReardonPosted on October 21, 2026

Can predictive tools tell us who really needs antidepressants?

Amid a U.S. push for “deprescribing,” researchers are finding new ways to match patients to their optimal treatment

Amid a U.S. push for “deprescribing,” researchers are finding new ways to match patients to their optimal treatment
Author Sara ReardonPosted on October 14, 2026

Will Trump administration weaken protections for human research subjects?

Ethicists are wary of an HHS proposal to loosen rules for “low-risk research”

Ethicists are wary of an HHS proposal to loosen rules for “low-risk research”
Author Sara ReardonPosted on September 29, 2026

Scientists engineered a glowing cuttlefish. Why was it so hard?

Breakthroughs in genetically altering cephalopods pave way for new studies of perception, brain evolution, and more

Breakthroughs in genetically altering cephalopods pave way for new studies of perception, brain evolution, and more
Author Sara ReardonPosted on September 28, 2026

Single wildfire smoke exposure causes lasting harm, monkey study suggests

Infant macaques showed immune changes and signs of faster aging years after inhaling smoke

Infant macaques showed immune changes and signs of faster aging years after inhaling smoke
Author Sara ReardonPosted on September 22, 2026

Exclusive: New NIH research center on vaccine harms takes shape

Clinical researchers will probe complications that can arise after immunization, but some worry about political influence

Clinical researchers will probe complications that can arise after immunization, but some worry about political influence
Author Sara ReardonPosted on September 15, 2026

In autism advisory committee’s funding plan, critics see a veiled antivaccine focus

The new plan, marked by a turbulent rollout and vote, urges more research on poorly understood “regression” to autism

The new plan, marked by a turbulent rollout and vote, urges more research on poorly understood “regression” to autism
Author Sara ReardonPosted on August 31, 2026

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