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Waveform switching salvages 77.9% of failed spinal cord stimulation trials, systematic review reports

A 2026 systematic review in Neuromodulation found waveform switching restored analgesia in 77.9% of salvage trials across 1,591 patients with failed spinal cord stimulation, but many interventions involved hardware changes and long-term durability is unclear.

22 Jun 2026

How personal loss led Ria Rustagi to build Neuphony and launch a CDSCO‑approved headset

Neuphony CEO Ria Rustagi launched Sychedelic, a CDSCO‑approved headphone pairing PPG sensors with tDCS and adaptive music; the device is on Kickstarter after a $3.5M seed round. Neuphony also sells EEG headbands, a Flex Cap for researchers and a developer kit.

22 Jun 2026

UC San Diego awarded $4.85M to grow NEMAR into HPC hub for neuro-AI

NIH awarded UC San Diego $4.85M to expand NEMAR into an HPC hub that mounts petabyte-scale EEG/MEG datasets on SDSC’s Expanse and to fund multimodal foundation-model development from April 2026–December 2030.

28 May 2026

Structured breathing may shift neural patterns linked to stress and resilience

EEG and clinical studies published across recent years link Sudarshan Kriya Yoga (SKY) breathwork to increased beta activity, sleep changes, and reduced PTSD symptoms. The evidence is promising but mainly associative and needs larger controlled trials.

28 May 2026

Singapore startup Signsbeat tests whether wearable signals map to metabolic stability

Singapore startup Signsbeat is testing whether wearable-derived signals (SB Score) correlate with CGM-measured glycaemic variability in a ~50-person, 14-day observational study with the University of Nottingham Malaysia; initial results are expected later this year.

28 May 2026

How sleep and dementia may be linked

Maiken Nedergaard's new review in Science argues that disruptions to a sleep-dependent rhythm that powers glymphatic clearance may link multiple dementia risk conditions, and suggests heart rate variability from consumer wearables as a potential noninvasive biomarker.

28 May 2026
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