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Posted August 22, 2012:
- Video Shows the Traffic Inside a Brain Cell: New Imaging Technique Reveals the Brain's Continuous Renovation
- Low-Dose Sedative Alleviates Autistic-Like Behavior in Mice With Dravet Syndrome Mutation
- Rewired Visual Input to Sound-Processing Part of the Brain Leads to Compromised Hearing
Posted August 21, 2012:
- Brain's Code for Pronouncing Vowels Uncovered: Discovery May Hold Key to Restoring Speech After Paralysis
- MRI Findings Shed Light on Multiple Sclerosis
- Alzheimer Protein Seems to Slow Down Neurotransmitter Production
- Looking One Cell at a Time in the Brain to Better Understand Pain, Learning, Memory
Posted August 20, 2012:
- Stroke Disrupts How Brain Controls Muscle Synergies
- Sex and the Female Brain: Protein in Semen Acts on Female Brain to Prompt Ovulation
- High-Definition Fiber Tractography Is Major Advance in Brain Imaging
- Neural Interface for Hand Prosthesis Can Restore Function in Brain Areas Responsible for Motor Control
Posted August 17, 2012:
Posted August 16, 2012:
- Secrets of 'SuperAger' Brains: Elderly Super-Agers Have Brains That Look and Act Decades Younger Than Their Age
- Is Too Much Brain Activity Connected to Alzheimer's Disease?
- Why Are Elderly Duped? Area in Brain Where Doubt Arises Changes With Age
Posted August 15, 2012:
- Blocking Destruction of Defective Proteins Unexpectedly Delays Neurodegeneration in Mice
- Therapy Combining Exercise and Neuroprotective Agent Shows Promise for Stroke Victims
- Karate Black Belts' White Matter Shows How a Powerful Punch Comes from the Brain
- Noise Down, Neuron Signals Up
- Long-Term Methadone Treatment Can Affect Nerve Cells in Brain
Posted August 14, 2012:
- New Method to Closely Model Diseases Caused by Splicing Defects
- Scientists Decode TREX Which Could See New Treatments for Cancer Realized
Posted August 13, 2012:
- External Stimulation Impacts White Matter Development in the Postnatal Brain, Study Finds
- Butter Flavoring Ingredient in Microwave Popcorn, Thought Safe for Food Industry Workers, Is a Respiratory Hazard
Posted August 12, 2012:
- Smelling a Skunk After a Cold: Brain Changes After a Stuffed Nose Protect the Sense of Smell
- How Stress and Depression Can Shrink the Brain
Posted August 10, 2012:
Posted August 9, 2012:
- Neuroscientists Find Brain Stem Cells That May Be Responsible for Higher Functions, Bigger Brains
- One Week of Therapy May Help Reorganize Brain, Reduce Stuttering
Posted August 8, 2012:
- Underlying Causes of Impaired Brain Function in Muscular Dystrophy Revealed
- Patterns in Adolescent Brains Could Predict Heavy Alcohol Use
Posted August 7, 2012:
Posted August 6, 2012:
- Researchers Discover Blood Biomarker for Lou Gehrig's Disease, Could Lead to New Treatments
- Brain's Stem Cells 'Eavesdrop' to Find out When to Act
Posted August 3, 2012:
Posted August 2, 2012:
Posted August 1, 2012:
- Brain Imaging Can Predict How Intelligent You Are: 'Global Brain Connectivity' Explains 10 Percent of Variance in Individual Intelligence
- Nerve Transfer Surgery Success
Posted July 31, 2012:
Posted July 30, 2012:
- Blocking the Effects of Amyloid B in Alzheimer's Disease
- Brain Development Delayed in ADHD, Study Shows
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Posted July 23, 2012:
- Mice Have Distinct Subsystem to Handle Smell Associated With Fear
- Powerful Class of Antioxidants May Be Potent Parkinson's Treatment
- Why Does a Vivid Memory 'Feel So Real?'
- New Clue on How Brain Processes Visual Information
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