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Researchers Successfully Regenerate Transplanted Nerve Axons In Adult Animals
December 19, 1997 — Neuroscientists from the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine have shown that transplanted adult nerve cells can regenerate their axons in the adult rat brain's nerve fiber ... > full story -
University Of Washington Geneticist Clones Gene For An Inherited Form Of Deafness
November 14, 1997 — A postdoctoral fellow in the laboratory of University of Washington geneticist Dr. Mary-Claire King has succeeded in cloning a gene which, when mutated, causes an inherited form of deafness. The ... > full story -
University of Florida Researchers Report Nerve Tissue Transplant Recipient Is Stable
October 27, 1997 — University of Florida researchers, the nation's first to perform an experimental nerve tissue transplant to slow the progression of spinal cord damage in humans, report the condition of a ... > full story -
University Of Maryland Researchers Report on Herbal Brain-Cell Armor, Pain Pathways, and Depression
October 23, 1997 — University of Maryland, Baltimore, neuroscientists report on herbal brain-cell armor from ginseng, pain pathways, location of pain processing in the brain, and helpless rats as a model for depression ... > full story -
University Of Illinois At Chicago Pioneers Large-Skull Implant Design And Surgery
October 17, 1997 — Experts at the University of Illinois at Chicago have pioneered a new procedure to repair the skulls of persons who have undergone brain surgery or have suffered serious head trauma, including ... > full story -
Scientists Find New Trigger For Nerve Cell Death
October 4, 1997 — A paper in the Oct. 3 issue of Science challenges a well-established idea about why nerve cells self-destruct when the brain or spinal cord is injured or becomes diseased. It suggests that when ... > full story -
Males Don't Follow Intuition When It Comes To Listening To Rock Music
September 1, 1997 — Males may be more likely than females to play rock music at potentially dangerous volumes, regardless of whether or not they like rock music at all, a new study at Ohio University ... > full story -
Quiet Down: Adolescents Suffering From Noise-Induced Hearing Loss, University Of Florida Research Shows
August 21, 1997 — GAINESVILLE, Fla.---University of Florida research shows that 17 percent of middle- and high-school students already have lost some ability to hear. And the problem will keep getting worse if they ... > full story -
UCSD Researchers Use Gene Therapy To Promote Recovery From Spinal Cord Injuries
July 16, 1997 — Researchers from the UCSD School of Medicine report the first successful use of gene therapy to achieve partial recovery from spinal cord ... > full story -
University Of Florida Researchers Perform The Nation's First Nerve Tissue Transplant On A Paralyzed Man
July 11, 1997 — University of Florida researchers perform first nerve tissue transplant to treat man with spinal ... > full story -
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Children With AD/HD Have Related Functional Disabilities
June 6, 1997 — Children with attention-deficit disorder have as much functional disability as children with mild mental retardation, and are not merely exhibiting "inconvenient" ... > full story -
Sugar, Suckling Trigger Natural Pain Control
February 17, 1997 — Neuroscientists at the University of Maryland at Baltimore have found that sugar and suckling activate natural pain-modulating systems in infants. Their findings could lead to new ways to stimulate ... > full story
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