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New research shows mitochondria in neurons track energy stress to trigger sleep, revealing potential treatments.

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Advanced light microscopy techniques are giving scientists a new understanding of human biology and what goes wrong in ...

These tiny power generators cause a kind of metabolic overload in sleep-regulating neurons, the researchers suggest, which in ...

A new study from the University of Copenhagen is helping scientists better understand what causes Parkinson’s disease. This ...

Sometimes, more really is more. Learn how to jump into a positive feedback loop to break out of your current stasis.

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Before I found Mitolyn, it felt like I was constantly running on fumes. Every day began with a sense of fatigue and e ...

The only creatures known to conceive offspring from more than two parents are salamanders. Females from the genus Ambystoma ...