New study for mental health pros: Early morning awakening may delay recovery in patients with major depressive disorder. This sleep disturbance could reduce treatment effectiveness. 🔗 Full study: lnkd.in/gYNrqrp4 #MentalHealth #Depression #Psychology #SleepResearch

Chronic pain fuels the opioid crisis & drains lives. A new review by Matthew Halma et al. shows integrative, evidence-based approaches—diet, lifestyle, acupuncture, photobiomodulation—can reduce pain across conditions. We need better solutions. 🔗 neuralpress.org/jmn4-2-jack

Can EM fields explain consciousness? A Neural Press paper proposes that neuron-generated EM fields create interference patterns, forming holographic images in the brain—tackling the binding problem of consciousness. 👉 Read: neuralpress.org/forthcoming-ar… #Neuroscience #Consciousness

Neurons don’t just fire—they may create energy fields that form holograms of our thoughts. 🧠✨ A fascinating new model on perception + consciousness. 👉 neuralpress.org/forthcoming-ar…

🚨 New issue out! Journal of Multiscale Neuroscience Vol. 4, Issue 2 (June 2025) is live. 🧠 Quantum pathways to consciousness 🧠 Membrane models in brain simulations Read more 👉 neuralpress.org/volume4-issue2

Bioinformatics + AI are unlocking hidden links between brain development & degeneration—paving the way for early diagnosis & personalized therapies. Read: neuralpress.org/jmn4-2-1

🧠 New study: Lipid diversity matters! Generic vs. brain-specific membranes in MD sims show big differences in flexibility + thickness — shaping protein behavior & signaling. 📖 Read more in Journal of Multiscale Neuroscience: doi.org/10.56280/17024…

Excited to spotlight Michael J. Spivey, Associate Editor at Neural Press’ Journal of Multiscale Neuroscience + Professor at UC Merced. His work connects brain, body & cognition across scales. Read his recent article here 👉 neuralpress.org/jmn2-1-michael

Thrilled to welcome Dr. Jack A. Tuszynski as Associate Editor of the Journal of Multiscale Neuroscience! Physicist at University of Alberta, Allard Chair in Experimental Oncology, author of 400+ papers. 📄 Read his latest work: neuralpress.org/forthcoming-ar…

What gives us the capacity to feel? A new paper on Sentiomics explores how brain wave patterns shape sensation, creativity & decision-making. 🔗 Read here: doi.org/10.56280/15316… #Neuroscience #Creativity #Sentiomics

A rare case of Kleine-Levin syndrome in a teen revealed not just hypersomnia & mood changes—but low intracranial pressure. Her unique “crouching phenomenon” improved after treatment, hinting at links between orexin-A & brain fluid dynamics. 🔗 doi.org/10.56280/15329…

Dementia isn't just memory loss—it's driven by complex molecular changes. A new review explores key genes (APOE, PSEN1/2, MAPT, TREM2) + neuroinflammation & metabolism in dementia’s pathogenesis. Read more 👉 doi.org/10.56280/16057… #Dementia #Neuroscience

New research by Lleuvelyn A. Cacha et al. explores how amygdala–prefrontal cortex connectivity shapes anxiety in autism. Understanding these neural pathways offers insight into fear and emotion regulation in ASD. 📖 Read: doi.org/10.56280/17135… #Neuroscience #ASD

New in Journal of Multiscale Neuroscience: Age and spinal displacement shape recovery after spinal cord contusion in rats. Younger rats recover locomotion faster, adults show earlier bladder dysfunction. 📖 Read: doi.org/10.56280/16775… #Neuroscience #SCI

What if consciousness is a hologram? New research suggests EM interactions between neurons can form holographic patterns — possibly explaining perception + memory. Wild paradigm shift if true. Paper: doi.org/10.56280/17041…