Michael Sinclair Activity, Genetic Risk and Depression: What an Observational Study Can Tell Us A new study connects physical activity, genetic vulnerability and depression in a large U.S. research dataset. Its useful message is more careful than “exercise cancels genetic risk”: the researchers ... Mind Research News Oct 26, 2026
Michael Sinclair A Nature-Mindfulness Pilot Shows Why Dropout Matters A pilot study published in Frontiers in Psychology on September 24, 2026 compared a short nature-based mindfulness programme with unstructured outdoor walks. Its most useful message is not that one ap... Mind Research News Oct 23, 2026
Michael Sinclair Patient Feedback Helps an Experimental Epilepsy Monitor Learn A study published in Nature Medicine on October 13, 2026 explores a more conversational relationship between people with epilepsy and their monitoring equipment. Thirteen hospital patients used a smar... Mind Research News Oct 22, 2026
Michael Sinclair Blood Markers and Genes Refine Dementia Risk Estimates Combining a blood biomarker with genetic information improved estimates of cognitive-impairment risk in a large pooled study. The research points toward more informative assessment, but it does not gi... Mind Research News Oct 21, 2026
Michael Sinclair A Brain Interface Combines Speech and Gesture: What the Study Shows A brain-computer interface has enabled two people with paralysis to drive speech and gestures through a digital avatar at the same time. The advance matters because conversation includes more than a s... Mind Research News Oct 20, 2026
