Research Articles
The Silent Nightmare: Unraveling the Hidden Biology of Insomnia
Exploring the neurobiological and physiological mechanisms behind chronic insomnia disorder, including hyperarousal, sleep state misperception, and systemic inflammation.
The Puberty Puzzle: How Exercise Rewires Adolescent Hormones
Discover how physical activity rewires hormonal pathways in adolescents with different puberty types and genders, transforming adolescent health approaches.
The Paint That Fights Back: Micro-Capsule Insecticides vs. Bolivia's Resistant Kissing Bugs
How micro-encapsulated insecticides are combating pyrethroid-resistant kissing bugs in Bolivia's Chaco region
Mapping the Mind's Highways: How Women's Brain Wiring Changes Over Time
A study investigating white matter tract alterations in females across age groups using Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) technology.
Contraception and Poverty: Why Access to Family Planning Remains a Challenge for Poor Families in Indonesia
Examining the social, economic, and policy factors that hinder contraception access for poor households in Indonesia and its implications for public policy.
The Hidden Side Effects: How Contraceptive Implants Influence Weight and Menstrual Cycles in Padamara
Exploring the science behind contraceptive implant-related menstrual disturbances and weight changes in the Padamara community.
The Silent Energy Crisis: How Metabolic Meltdown and Hormonal Havoc Fuel Alzheimer's Dementia
Exploring how metabolic dysfunction and hormonal imbalances contribute to neuronal necrosis in Alzheimer's disease.
The Silent Saboteurs: How Hormones Tug-of-War with Weight Loss After Bariatric Surgery
Exploring the hormonal factors influencing weight loss and recidivism after bariatric surgery, with insights from recent studies and data visualizations.
The Silent Thief of Strength: Rehabilitating Sarcopenia from Cells to Mobility
Exploring the science of sarcopenia reversal—from motor neurons to mixed reality—and how we can restore strength, mobility, and dignity to aging bodies.
The Wiring Whisperers: How Infant Care and Hormones Reshape the Rat Brain
Exploring how early-life experiences and sex hormones shape brain architecture through pioneering rat studies on the corpus callosum.