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Prion Leaves Lasting Mark on Memory
Researchers suggest that a prion-like protein may participate in memory in higher eukaryotes.
February 09, 2010
- Science
Nanoparticles Explored for Preventing Cell Damage
Engineers investigate using nanoparticles both as a preventative and a treatment for disease.
July 17, 2009
- Science
Brain Stimulation: Can Magnetic or Electrical Pulses Help You?
Targeting misbehaving brain circuitry with therapies like ECT, DBS, and TMS
Huntington’s Disease Protein May Have An Accomplice
Experiments could explain why only some neurons in the brain are vulnerable to the disease.
June 05, 2009
- Science
Stem Cells: 10 Diseases They May—or May Not—Cure
Embryonic stem cell research is poised to expand. Could an array of treatments or cures come next?
The Stink in Farts Controls Blood Pressure
The smelly rotten-egg compound in farts controls blood pressure in mice.
October 23, 2008
- Medical Science
How Exercise Revs Up Your Brain
Research is mounting that a workout pumps up your memory and your mood as well as your heart.
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