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For nearly two decades, Sheng Bi and colleagues have been teasing out neural signal pathways in rat brains that transform white fat into calorie-burning brown fat. The research has drawn great interest for its potential to treat obesity and diabetes.
White Fat, Brown Fat, Bad Fat, Good Fat
Psychiatry researcher Sheng Bi explains his work teasing out neural signal pathways in rat brains that transform white fat into calorie-burning brown fat.
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Behavior Change Linked to Alzheimer's Disease Onset
Johns Hopkins Memory and Alzheimer’s Treatment Center Associate Director Paul Rosenberg shares mounting evidence that behavioral change can accompany—and even predate—better-known cognitive lapses.
When Adolescent Angst Signals Depression
Adolescent psychiatrist Leslie Miller describes the need to catch depression early in a demographic known for high suicide risk.
Movie Chronicles Life with Bipolar Disorder
Psychiatrist Kay Jamison’s acclaimed book on manic depression inspires a patient and filmmaker to chronicle the experience, reaching audiences in theaters nationwide.
Paper Trail: A Sampling of Brain Research and Thinking Underway at Johns Hopkins
A roundup of recently published journal articles across disciplines.
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