Licorice: The Candy That Fights Diabetes
The age-old snack is so good for us, some are calling it "the medicinal plant of 2012." More »
Michael J. Gertner works for a lab in the Department of Neuroscience at Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where he is a Ph.D. candidate. He writes for TheDoctorWillSeeYouNow.com.
The age-old snack is so good for us, some are calling it "the medicinal plant of 2012." More »
A new study in monkeys identifies the area of the brain that appears most active in categorizing information. More »
J147, a new synthetic drug developed by the Salk Institute of Cellular Neurobiology, might not only stop the disease, but reverse it. More »
The events that take place in the brain hours and even days after severe head trauma could be much more devastating than the impact, resulting in loss of brain function -- or worse. More »
Using an advanced MRI technique, a new study shows that heading in soccer damages the nerve cells and axonal tracts in the brain More »
Working with mice, MIT researchers found that a rare disease on the autism spectrum is caused by the exact opposite of another autism disease, further complicating study of the condition More »
This new device allows researchers to record brain activity over a much larger area and with higher resolution than anything previously used More »
Those with the affliction currently treat it with Aspirin and Tylenol to reduce inflammation and pain, but researchers believe a drug inhibiting the complement system could be more effective More »
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