Scientists Date Alzheimer Plaques in Living Human Brain for the First Time
Researchers have for the first time captured and chemically dated Alzheimer disease pathology in living human brain tissue, revealing rapid...
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Researchers have for the first time captured and chemically dated Alzheimer disease pathology in living human brain tissue, revealing rapid...
A 13-year Turkish study of intensive care patients with external ventricular drains found that nearly two-thirds of drain-associated brain infections...
A commentary in Pediatric Research finds that remote ischemic postconditioning is safe and feasible in children with AESD, clearing the...
The scientific significance of mediated social touch rests on a well-documented biological foundation. Human skin contains specialized low-threshold mechanoreceptors known...
A new review from University of Miami researchers argues that the effectiveness of vagus nerve stimulation in targeted plasticity therapy...
A new Frontiers in Stroke research collection shows that stroke risk models and treatments built on younger populations fail the...
Every human brain hums with its own electrical signature. When electrodes rest on the scalp, they record a storm of...
Psilocybin has stunned neuroscientists... etc. The distinction at the heart of this new study concerns a question that has shadowed...
A large MRI study of 1,761 schizophrenia patients shows that disrupted brain asymmetry is real but subtle, and varies with...
A multi-omics study in rats reveals that permanent middle cerebral artery occlusion remodels cecal microbiota and drives a lipid-centered inflammatory...
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