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An $11.6 million grant will help researchers map the effects of cannabis—marijuana and other products—on the brains of people with HIV.

NIH study identifies potential value of financial support programs to decrease health impacts of socioeconomic inequities.

Join the movement to end Alzheimer’s during Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month

The results suggest that preventing viral infections might reduce the risk for diseases like Alzheimers and multiple sclerosis.

A new study emphasizes the impact structural racism plays in brain development.

CU Cancer Center member Ryan Ormond, MD, PhD, explains diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer that spreads to the brain.

Researchers saw higher rates of cognitive decline in Black adults earlier in life.

Black women were particularly vulnerable to these brain changes.

Findings from small NIH study could provide insight into long-term neurological symptoms of COVID-19.

Long COVID can include a wide variety of symptoms in the brain and nervous system.

A potential treatment for certain mental disorders involves zapping a certain area of the brain with short bursts of electrical energy.

Improving vision may improve the connection between the eyes and the brain.

Genetic signals active in dozens of areas in the brain affect dietary choices.

When the central nervous system deems an odor to be dangerous, the brain unconsciously prompts the body to flee.

People who are easily angered exhibit a stronger connection between three areas of the brain and certain brain networks related to action.