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2012/05/27 22:33
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Music: It's in your head, changing your brain
Michael Jackson was on to something when he sang that "A-B-C" is "simple as "Do Re Mi." Music helps kids remember basic facts such as the order of letters in the alphabet, partly because songs tap...
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Daniel Levitin Victor Wooten Charles Limb Michael Jackson Johns Hopkins University
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2012/05/27 14:26
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Blood vessel cells key to scarred nerves › News i...
Blood vessel cells key to scarred nerves Related Stories Scar tissue Scientists have discovered a surprising group of cells that appear to be vital for repair of the spinal cord. The discovery is a...
Christian Göritz Clark Kent
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2012/05/27 01:42
2012/05/27 01:42
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Why humans don't smell as well as other mammals: ...
ScienceDaily (May 24, 2012) — Research from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden shows that the human olfactory bulb -- a structure in the brain that processes sensory input from the nose -- differs from...
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Jonas Frisén Tobias Foundation Karolinska Institutet Jeffrey Macklis Jonas Fris
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2012/05/26 23:51
2012/05/26 23:51
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Doctor suggests limiting collision sports under a...
The effects concussions can have on young brains later in life is still an area of growing research. Now, some of that uncertainty has prompted one doctor to suggest it's time to limit contact in...
Robert Cantu Center for the Study of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Daniel Brett Lou Gehrig University School
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2012/05/26 22:23
2012/05/26 22:23
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Raising awareness for ALS
Hundreds took to the streets in Plattsburgh Saturday on a mission for a cure. More then 600 people participated in the first ever Walk of HOPE. It was sponsored by the ALS Raising Hope Foundation....
ALS Raising Hope Foundation NEW YORK Roger Long Lou Gehrig Merit Sudkowicz
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2012/05/26 18:12
2012/05/26 18:12
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The brain's emergency response call
The film clip shows shows microglial cells (labelled green) migrating towards injured neurons in the embryonic zebrafish brain. Microglia are immune cells that act as the brain's emergency workers -...
2012/05/26 07:56
2012/05/26 07:56
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Health News for Friday 25 May 2012
Medical News Today provides hourly health news sourced and written by our own dedicated team. Written by Catharine Paddock PhDThe prospect of less painful medicine shots without needles came a step...
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Harvard Medical School Sekar Kathiresan Catharine Paddock The New York Times Massachusetts General Hospital
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2012/05/26 07:47
2012/05/26 07:47
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Exhibit teaches children about spinal injuries, d...
Purdue University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Lucky will be your guide as you discover how the Nervous systems of people and dogs are alike. Hands-on activities and a video game help you find...
MUNCIE Purdue University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Purdue University Veterinary Teaching Hospital Indiana Dairy & Nutrition Council Purdue Agriculture Exhibit Design Center
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2012/05/26 05:02
2012/05/26 05:02
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Fifth-graders win national science prize, $10,000...
ANAHEIM – The task for the fifth-graders was intimidating: Come up with a science project analyzing how a current technology could be used 20 years in the future. Considering all four team members...
Chloe Shin Riya Beri Kathy Baham Raj Sawhney Washington D.C.
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2012/05/25 22:42
2012/05/25 22:42
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Nervous system: Cellular boundary key to neuronal...
... epithelial cells." Rasband said that the axon initial segment is emerging as a key player in Nervous system disease and injury, with newly discovered mutations in genes encoding axon initial...
Baylor College of Medicine Matthew Rasband Rasband laboratory Baylor College of Medicine Peter J. Mohler
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2012/05/25 05:08
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Scientists discover how microglia detect the site...
How the brain's emergency workers find the disaster area Like emergency workers rushing to a disaster scene, cells called microglia speed to places where the brain has been injured, to contain the...
Francesca Peri European Molecular Biology Laboratory European Molecular Biology Laboratory Heidelberg
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2012/05/24 17:03
2012/05/24 17:03
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Internet Of Things
... which translate senses such as touch, smell, heat, etc. into electrical impulses in your Nervous system, sensors can translate the physical world into the digital; and help humans become...
Read more at Technode, Technode
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Brainpage Wenzhe Zhou Calming Technology Lab Neema Moraveji Stanford University
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2012/05/24 11:08
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Study sheds light on role of microglia in the nor...
Researchers have shown in mice how immune cells in the brain target and remove unused connections between brain cells during normal development. This research, supported by the National Institutes of...
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Beth Stevens Dori Schafer Boston Children's Hospital Boston Children's Hospital Harvard Medical School
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2012/05/24 03:25
2012/05/24 03:25
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Out of sight, but still in mind: the mysteries of...
As you read this article your eyes will move so the words fall on the central part of your vision. This region is called the fovea and it has excellent resolution when compared to your peripheral...
Cardiff University Cardiff University Chris Chambers Cardiff University International Collaboration Fund US Federal Reserve
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2012/05/23 22:42
2012/05/23 22:42
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New ways sleep-wake patterns are like clockwork
ScienceDaily (May 23, 2012) — Researchers at New York University and Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University have discovered new ways neurons work together to ease the transition...
Read more at Science Daily, Newswise
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine Albert Einstein College of Medicine Justin Blau Yeshiva University New York University
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2012/05/23 16:42
2012/05/23 16:42
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Well-connected brains make you smarter in older a...
ScienceDaily (May 23, 2012) — Brains that maintain healthy nerve connections as we age help keep us sharp in later life, new research funded by the charity Age UK has found. Older people with robust...
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Lars Penke University of Edinburgh Ian Deary Mark Bastin University of Edinburgh
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2012/05/23 16:17
2012/05/23 16:17
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Chronic Pain Is Relieved by Cell Transplantation ...
... neuropathic pain, research shows, is that following injury neurons may be lost, or central Nervous system circuitry may change, in ways that are maladaptive, compromising signals that...
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Allan Basbaum Department of Anatomy Arnold Kriegstein Gabapentin Arturo Alvarez-Buylla
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2012/05/23 13:09
2012/05/23 13:09
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Astrocytes appear to retaliate against AD
When brain cells start oozing too much of the amyloid protein that is the hallmark of Alzheimer's disease, the astrocytes that normally nourish and protect them deliver a suicide package instead,...
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Erhard Bieberich Georgia Health Sciences University Georgia Health Sciences University Medical College of Georgia Medical College of Georgia at Georgia
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2012/05/23 09:05
2012/05/23 09:05
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UGA, Emory get $1.6M grant to study brains
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - Researchers at the University of Georgia and Emory University are sharing a $1.6 million federal grant to use a newly developed brain map to see how cocaine exposure in the womb...
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2012/05/23 05:08
2012/05/23 05:08
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Botch protein appears to play an important regula...
Johns Hopkins scientists have discovered a protein that appears to play an important regulatory role in deciding whether stem cells differentiate into the cells that make up the brain, as well as...
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Valina Dawson Neuroregeneration Programs the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Institute for Cell Engineering Stem Cell
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