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This article examines the relationship between technological capitalism and authoritarianism, exploring how concentrated technological power, artificial intelligence, surveillance, and political authority can interact to challenge democratic accountability and individual autonomy.

How muscle-derived signals, kynurenine metabolism, and the preservation of muscle strength support memory, learning, and neuroplasticity Abstract In recent years, research in neuroscience, exercise physiology, and geriatric medicine has shown that communication between skeletal muscles and the brain extends far beyond the traditional role of muscles in movement and posture. Skeletal muscles are now recognized as biologically active tissues that can influence brain function, s

Revolutionize Neuroscience and Psychiatry The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to scientists Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann, and Georg Nagel for their pioneering discoveries of light-gated ion channels and the development of optogenetics. By combining genetic modification with optical stimulation, the laureates have provided the scientific community with a tool to turn specific neurons in living tissue on and off with millisecond precision. This me

A review of the possible laboratory exposure to Yersinia pestis, official health-authority positions, and the principles of diagnosing, treating, and preventing pneumonic plague