Category: BRAIN (səˈrēbrō)
Immune cells control waste clearance in the brain
Multilevel brain atlases provide tools for better diagnosis of psychiatric and aging disorders
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Vaccine shown to prolong life of patients with aggressive brain cancer
Exposing Brain Tissue to Psilocybin Provides Insights Into Consciousness, Depression and Anxiety
A blood protein can reduce brain damage after a stroke
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Most Detailed Mapping of Our Brains’ Memory Bank Reveals Something Surprising
A Novel Instructive Role for the Entorhinal Cortex
Understanding the brain correlates of dissociative disorders
‘A silent killer’ – COVID-19 shown to trigger inflammation in the brain
Researchers Discover Anti-inflammatory Molecules That Decline in the Aging Brain
Our Brains Use Quantum Computation
Study explores how the brain allows the use of previous knowledge to solve new problems
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Research team shines light on how the brain stores positive and negative memories
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Your brain is a prediction machine that is always active
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The Brain’s Drainage System in 3D
Study determines how the emotional hub of the brain contributes to negative feelings
Scientists find brain region responsible for memory decline in aging
Modern Life Changes the Brain. Here’s How to Change It Back
Type 2 diabetes may make the brain age faster
This Key Protein Is Essential for Brain Cell Longevity and Growth
Research suggests specialized brain imaging can unveil mysteries of Alzheimer’s disease, other disorders
Brain Cancer Canada funds Canada’s first genomics technology for rapid and precise brain tumour diagnostics
Stress during pregnancy affects fetal brain development, study finds
The brain’s reaction to COVID’s inflammatory tidal wave
New research in mice suggests Alzheimer’s disease is linked to circadian rhythm
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The brain processes smells like a painting or a symphony
Rhythm Regulates the Brain: The Impact of Music (& More) on Mental Health – Mad In America
Can’t Stand Some Sounds? It Could Be Due to an ‘Abnormal’ Brain Connection
Even one drink a day can be bad for your brain, says a study we desperately want to ignore
Using magnets to influence the brain could treat depression
The brain plays out ‘important life events’ in the seconds before death, study suggests
Bacteria in the nose may increase risk of Alzheimer’s disease
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