Viruses like SARS-CoV-2, HIV, and herpes simplex virus can ignite inflammation to disrupt immune system and brain function, triggering symptoms like brain fog. vist.ly/47qgn

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Alzheimer’s disease slowly kills brain cells, damaging memory and cognition. #WorldAlzheimersDay vist.ly/47ki8

Research at the Calgary Brain Bank bridges the gap between exploratory animal models and human clinical trials. It may also upend decades of thinking about Alzheimer’s in the process. #WorldAlzheimersDay vist.ly/47k67

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Expand your understanding of the human brainstem! Dive into its parts and functions with these informative flashcards. vist.ly/475rr

ICYMI: Mental Map of the Body Stays Consistent After Amputation And other neuroscience news you may have missed in August 2025. vist.ly/46zx7

Takeshi Iwatsubo’s multi-decade career has spanned from benchwork of basic neuroscience to patient-focused neurology to overseeing clinical trials evaluating new Alzheimer's disease treatments. #WorldAlzheimersMonth vist.ly/46z7s

You’ve submitted your videos, and now it’s time to vote for your favorite! #BAVC25 People’s Choice award is open now through October 15! vist.ly/46v3s

Ready to challenge yourself? Dive into these flashcards and explore the incredible world of the human brain's 12 cranial nerves. vist.ly/46tnq

Researchers have mapped brain activity during reading, identifying specific locations involved in every step of this complex skill. vist.ly/46k27

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Are you ready to challenge your brain about...well, the brain? Dive into these interactive flashcards exploring the wonders of the cerebrum, its lobes, and their functions! How well do you know your own mind? Let's find out! vist.ly/46gtc

Blood tests for biomarkers of Alzheimer’s could catch the disease earlier and make it easier to diagnose. #WorldAlzheimersMonth vist.ly/46bjh

This chain of mini-organ-like cell clusters, called an assembloid, emulates the basic route pain signals take from our bodies to our brains. vist.ly/466sn

#ICYMI Seeing Sick People Can Trigger Our Brain’s Immune Response And other neuroscience news you may have missed in July 2025. vist.ly/452h3

Prepare to dive deep into the complexities of the brain! These flashcards will help you understand core brain structures and their functions. vist.ly/45x86

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Despite major federal funding cuts, researchers are dedicated to determining how engaging in the arts can improve our brain health. vist.ly/45mnk

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Media professionals can now register for complimentary #SfN25 press credentials! Access embargoed content, gather sources, and find story ideas at the largest neuroscience meeting in the world. 🔗 vist.ly/3297k #journalismsky #neurosky #neuroskyence #scicomms #academicsky #scisky #medsky

Got a mind-boggling neuroscience question? Here's your opportunity to find answers! Shoot us your questions and we'll try our best to get it solved! 🧠❓ vist.ly/44h4r

As AI-generated content increasingly emulates work created by human artists, neuroscientists are continuing to explore and define human creativity. vist.ly/4496t

Artists who make a living through their creative work show concern over how advancements in AI-generated content could affect their livelihoods. vist.ly/43z8h

ICYMI: Seeing Sick People Can Trigger Our Brain’s Immune Response. This and other neuroscience news you may have missed in July 2025. vist.ly/43uy2

In adolescence, exploring and taking risks leads to new experiences that are critical for forming identity and becoming independent. vist.ly/4398a

Takeshi Iwatsubo’s multi-decade career has spanned from benchwork of basic neuroscience to patient-focused neurology to overseeing clinical trials evaluating new Alzheimer's disease treatments. vist.ly/32kj4

Ready to bring the “Brain Health: It’s SPECtacular” program into your school or community? Linda Gorman walks through how the full SPEC program can be easily integrated into Pre-K through 5th grade classrooms. vist.ly/32gd6

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Cognitive function relies on three key elements: attention, memory, and learning. As we take in sensory information, a healthy brain cycles through these processes to create understanding.

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Why is emotional health essential to brain development, and what happens when kids aren’t taught how to recognize or manage their feelings? Linda Gorman explores the neuroscience behind emotional behaviors and how they shape our ability to cope, connect, and thrive.

The environment we are born into is perceived as the standard, regardless of its degradation over time - a pertinent consideration for generational impacts on both us and the environment. #BIPOCMentalHealth vist.ly/3zse7

What role does physical health play in supporting a healthy brain? In this video, Linda Gorman, neuroscientist and Founder of Making Neuroscience Fun, LLC, breaks down how movement, sleep, and nutrition work together to fuel brain development and boost adaptability across the lifespan.

Did you know that every year the logo for SfN’s annual meeting is designed based on the SfN president’s research? John H. Morrison, PhD, SfN president, shares his research, which inspired the #SfN25 logo! Watch the full story: 🔗 vist.ly/3zehq #neurosky #neuroskyence

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Training the mind to enter this rare state of conscious sleep may bring surprising benefits. vist.ly/3z34d

What is social health, and why is it crucial for brain development? Neuroscientist and Founder of Making Neuroscience Fun, LLC, Linda Gorman, explores how our relationships, sense of self, and social environment shape the brain's ability to change especially during childhood and adolescence.

Ryan Tomm supports his Indigenous Canadian community through research and outreach. #BIPOCMentalHealth vist.ly/3ywpv

Discover how teaching young students about their brain health with fun, science-based lessons can set them up for future success.

‪“Why do we know so much about the brain, but still do not have a map of how everything connects?” Sarah Heilbronner explains it isn’t a lack of interest, but a lack of technology. ‪@srheilbronner.bsky.social vist.ly/3ydy6

ICYMI: These Moths Navigate Using Stars in the Night Sky. This and other neuroscience news you may have missed in June 2025. vist.ly/3y9sw

Most of today’s psychotherapies are grounded in Western values. Researchers hope that tailoring treatments to patients’ cultural backgrounds will improve mental health outcomes. #BIPOCMentalHealth vist.ly/3xx8z

The detrimental health effects of loneliness are under research, examining neural manifestations and strategies for enhancing social connectivity. #BIPOCMentalHealth vist.ly/3n94jcz

Ice cream: a summer love story until brain freeze turns it into a chilling thriller! Why, oh why? #NationalIceCreamMonth vist.ly/3n8zdi8

Investigate how the brain discerns meaning from incomplete pictures using this quick classroom activity. vist.ly/3n8rgg3

Far exceeding the capabilities of any camera, the retina processes visual information with its complex neuronal network. Peek at a few of the ganglion cells, which transmit sight to our brain in this photo. #FourthofJuly 📸 In-Jung Kim and Joshua Sanes, Harvard University

​Neuroscientists are parsing how breathing in polluted air can trigger inflammation in the brain, potentially increasing the risk of some disorders. Storyboard and animation produced by Midnight Snacks for BrainFacts.

Drink up and discover the relationship between water and the brain. #Worldwellbeingweek vist.ly/3n7usei

This hands-on activity enables students to understand more about electrical signals in the brain. vist.ly/3n7sdcz