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Data in motion

by Alyssa Stone
Illustration of a woman running on a treadmill connected by sound waves to a brain, which processes overlapping speech bubbles and a conversation between two people at a table.
Health

Could exercise help you hear in a noisy room? Early results say yes

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by Katya Poltorak
Illustration of a child's head in profile, with a road inside the brain leading to a cyclist navigating a stop sign and a directional arrow, flanked by heart rate lines, representing the link between physical fitness and cognitive control.
Health

Aerobic fitness may be a teller of some brain health, study suggests

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by Cyrus Moulton
Lauren Raine addresses an audience at a conference, holding a presentation clicker and gesturing as she speaks.
Health

Does an infant’s body fat relate to cognitive and motor development?

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by Hannah Morse
University News

Photos: Neuroscience studies, AI classrooms and fall move-in

by Alyssa Stone
A group of women perform yoga in a park outdoors, each in the same pose, standing with their left arm extended overhead. The sun shine down from the top of the image.
Lifestyle

Feel like your brain is a little sluggish? Try 10 minutes of exercise

by Noah Lloyd
Lauren Raine, an assistant professor at Northeastern, shown directing a female student to information on a screen.
University News

Northeastern research finds aerobic fitness and lower body fat are associated with better mental health outcomes in children

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by Erin Kayata
Claude responded: A researcher adjusts an EEG cap fitted on a study participant's head, with a computer monitor visible in the background.A researcher adjusts an EEG cap fitted on a study participant's head, with a computer monitor visible in the background.
Health

Why researchers are studying ways to get people with TBI to exercise

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by Hannah Morse
Charles Hillman shakes hands with Todd Manganaro as President Aoun claps.
University News

Brain health researcher Charles Hillman installed as inaugural Manganaro Distinguished Professor

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by Cyrus Moulton
An illustration depicts a person going through phases of different emotional states along with different weather patterns.
Health

Can AI help predict how you might be feeling in the future?

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by Hannah Morse
Person holding their phone open to a NYTimes game screen.
Arts & Entertainment

Connections and Wordle games from the New York Times are wildly popular. Can they improve cognitive function as you age?

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by Erin Kayata
An illustration of a person with an outlined goldfish inside their head and a thought bubble in the clouds above the person's head containing various multi-colored items.
Health

Squirrel! Why attention spans seem to be shrinking and what we can do about it

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by Cyrus Moulton