Behind the Paper
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How the brain corrects movements: inside our experiment that tested vision and proprioception during mid-reach perturbations
Imagine reaching for your phone and someone bumps your arm, or chasing a jumping icon on your screen. Both actions need rapid mid-flight corrections. Do the same brain circuits handle this? We explored the posterior parietal cortex, a hub turning vision and proprioception into action to find out.
Reframing Cardiovascular Prevention: Elaborating on the 2025 AHA/ACC High BP Guidelines through Mind–Body Science and the Practical Application of Transcendental Meditation
Our invited Nature Reviews Cardiology commentary examines how psychosocial stress drives hypertension and cardiovascular disease—and how evidence-based stress reduction, notably Transcendental Meditation, can strengthen lifestyle prevention strategies.
How Post-Translational Modifications Rewire Cellular Networks Through Epichaperomes
Proteins rarely work alone. Their functions emerge from networks of interactions—dynamic connections that continuously reorganize to maintain cellular balance. But what happens when this balance is lost?
