
The psychobiotics revolution has implications for us all
4 September 2019
The discovery that gut bacteria can boost our mood may herald a new way of treating mental health conditions

4 September 2019
The discovery that gut bacteria can boost our mood may herald a new way of treating mental health conditions

25 August 2019
Cognitive testing at the age of 3 can predict how healthy a person’s brain will be in their mid 40s, and may indicate whether they are likely to develop dementia

12 June 2019
Antidepressants are among the most commonly prescribed drugs in many rich nations, and dozens of different types are currently available. They are taken for clinical depression plus a number of other conditions, which can include anxiety, chronic pain,...

7 June 2019
The best sleep is had over the course of a full night

23 May 2019

23 May 2019
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, in which people become forgetful and confused, usually starting in older age. People with the disease have a build-up of two kinds of protein clumps in the brain: amyloid and tau.

18 February 2019
Preliminary experiments suggest that a type of blood pressure drug can make it easier to un-learn fear memories, hinting at a possible treatment for PTSD

23 January 2019
Evidence is growing that a bacteria involved in gum disease causes Alzheimer's, raising hopes over new kinds of treatments that are currently undergoing testing

8 November 2018
The way in which a statistic is presented can entirely change how alarming it sounds. And too often, both newspapers and scientific journals choose the most alarming, but least informative, way

25 October 2018
Physiologist Daniel Brayson wired himself up when he raced 4000 kilometres across Europe to explore the demands of extreme endurance racing on his body