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Study
suggests existing drugs may be helpful in treating brain
tumors
High-density
diffuse optical tomography to scan infant brains
Brain's
control network splits in two as children approach adulthood
Brain's
navigation system; specialized cells :: more
Brain's
voluntary chain of commands :: more
Personality
changes and dementia . :: more
Blocking
stress protein decreases :: more
Different
approach needed protecting premature infant brains.
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Slowing
tumor growth :: more
Parkinson's
drugs may ease stroke-related disability :: more
Stroke
damage keeps brain regions from 'talking' . .
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Light-activated
compound silences nerves :: more
Genetic
fingerprints identify origin of brain tumors :: more
Biological
clock for smell in mice :: more
Lawsuits
can stymie medical science :: more
Copper
helps brain function. .more
Researchers
find new learning strategy :: more
First
biomarker for sleepiness identified :: more
Alzheimer's
- new finding. :: more
Production
of key Alzheimer's protein monitored for first time
in humans :: more
Computerized
atlas highlights plethora of changes in brain disorder.
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Scientists
find receptor for molecule that helps synchronize fly's
internal clocks.
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Region
of DNA strongly associated with Alzheimer's disease.
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Brain
cell activity increases levels of key ingredient in
Alzheimer's placques.
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Light-sensing
cells in retina develop before vision
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Brain
scan, cerebrospinal fluid analysis may help predict
Alzheimer's . .
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Scientists
add mice to list of creatures that sing in the presence
of mates. .
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New
therapeutic target identified in inherited brain tumor
disorder :: more
Molecular
drug pump may reduce risk of Alzheimer's :: . more
Van
Essen elected president of the Society for Neuroscience.
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Memory
study shows brain function in schizophrenia can improve .
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Pomegranate
juice for moms may help babies resist brain injury.
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Fruit
fly brain study confirms complexity of neural development.
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Adult
and child brains perform tasks differently
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Researchers
closing in on the genetic structure of autism and related
disorders .
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Brain
networks may be key to odd attention deficit produced
by some strokes.
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Sensitivity
to alcohol affected by genes active in neurons.
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John
C. Morris receives the Potamkin Prize for Alzheimer's
research ...more
Neurosurgeon,
T.S. Park, receives award for neurosurgery procedure.
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2005
James L. O'Leary Prize recipients: .
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Mouse
brain cells rapidly recover after Alzheimer's placques
are cleared .
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Anti-seizure
drugs slow aging in worms: nervous system may regulate
aging.
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Time
is crucial when dealing with strokes.
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Brain
tumor study reveals why treatment efforts fail in genetic
disorder.
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Mice
with depression-like behaviors reveal possible source
of human depression.
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Blocking
cell suicide switch fails to stop prion damage in mouse
brains :: .more
New
Unit Devoted to Clinical Neurology Research.
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Hope
Center Combines Area Resources to Study Neurological
Diseases. Two St. Louis organizations
have teamed up to create the Hope Center for Neurological
Disorders :: more
Researchers
Identify "Light Meter" that Controls Pupil
Constriction :: . .more
Scientists
Closing in on Nerve Proteins' Contributions to Memory
and Hearing Loss :: more
Longevity
protein may slow many neurodegenerative disorders :: more
Brain's
vision center plays surprising role in movement, self-perception :: more
Natural
mechanism in brain cells may resist stroke :: more
Scientists
track protein linked to neurological movement disorder :: more
Brain
activity, including memory-processing, changes in Tourette
Syndrome :: more
Small
amounts of alcohol or anesthetics may damage the developing
brain. :: .more
Imaging Damaged
Brain Cells in Living Mice Provides Alzheimer's Clues
:: more
Implanted Stimulator
for Parkinson's Disease Impairs Cognitive Function :: more
There's
More to Vision Than Meets the Eye :: more
Brain Areas
Involved in Reading Change During Development :: more
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