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Brain's new power revealed: Study shows how neurons adapt and change

Hindustan Times 02 Apr 2025
But a published in Science in March 2025, conducted by researchers from UC Santa Cruz and UC San Francisco, challenged this notion and found brain cells are more adaptable than previously thought.
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Neuroscientist explains how to remove 'brain waste' and prevent dementia as you age | Daily ...

The Daily Mail 02 Apr 2025
But according to an article published in VICE, researchers have found a treatment for ... By clearing up this 'brain waste,' researchers have the potential to prevent the effects of dementia (stock image).
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Meghan McCain 'absolutely heartbroken' as she blasts fellow Republicans in now deleted post | Daily ...

The Daily Mail 02 Apr 2025
'I am absolutely heartbroken at the news the funding for brain cancer research has been completely cut from NIH,' she continued, noting 'my father and millions of others have been treated there for ...
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Global Brain Biomarkers Market is expected to surpass 11,557.3 Million by 2033 | FMI

Pharmiweb 02 Apr 2025
Key Takeaways from the Brain Biomarkers Market ... Australia, securing a 4.4% value share in 2023, emphasizes personalized medicine and research initiatives, contributing to the steady expansion of the brain biomarkers market.
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Virologist: Measles can ravage immune system and brain, causing long-term damage | Opinion

GoErie 02 Apr 2025
Researchers long thought that such infections were caused by a special strain of measles, but more recent research suggests that the measles virus can acquire mutations that enable it to infect the brain during the course of the original infection.
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Neuroscience podcast takes listeners inside the world of the brain

Stanford Daily 02 Apr 2025
Each episode centers one core idea, such as the effects of one’s lived experiences on the brain or how technology can help researchers understand the brain’s complexities.
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Taking statins could slash dementia risk - even if you don't have high cholesterol | ...

The Daily Mail 02 Apr 2025
Researchers now believe that the medication could reduce levels of harmful cholesterol in the brain — which they say could protect against types of dementia, including the most common, Alzheimer's.
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Penn State DuBois to Host Guest Lecturer Inga Kadisha on April 4 - exploreClarion

Explore Clarion 02 Apr 2025
Penn State DuBois will host a special lecture, “Brain and Environment in Neurodegenerative Diseases ... This event is open to students, faculty, researchers and community members with an interest in neuroscience and brain health.
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Little Legs Foundation for children’s brain cancer smashes Guinness World Record with 918 playing monopoly ...

Greek City Times 02 Apr 2025
The foundation, endearingly named after Alegra’s nickname, “Legs”, funds research for childhood related brain cancer, with $2.83 million in research to date through the ‘Alegra’s Army Grant’.
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Brain Interface Speaks Your Thoughts In Near Real-time

Slashdot 02 Apr 2025
... (BCI) technology, enabling speech by decoding electrical activity in the brain's sensorimotor cortex in real-time ... It is accomplished via a 253-electrode array chip implant on the brain.
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Neuroscientists link low self-awareness to stronger brain reactions to moralized issues

PsyPost 01 Apr 2025
The research shows that moral ... The researchers then selected 49 participants to complete a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) session, during which 44 participants provided usable brain data.
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Is the risk of brain injury from contact sports being overstated by the media?

The Conversation 01 Apr 2025
In American football, research shows a high number of former players have a brain condition called chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) ... CTE research is difficult because the disease can only be ...
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Does Wordle help? South Florida experts reveal ways keep your brain sharp

Sun Sentinel 01 Apr 2025
Some of the myths about brain health make researchers like Newberg eager to set people straight ... Paayal Patel, a neurologist with Brain Matters Research; Keith Gibson with the Florida Alzheimer’s Association; and Dr.
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Breakthrough device reads brainwaves and turns thoughts into speech | Daily Mail Online

The Daily Mail 01 Apr 2025
The researchers believe the new technology could restore paralyzed people’s ability to communicate by converting the brain activity from the motor cortex into audible speech ... Researchers employed ...
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Largest single-cell map of the aging brain reveals vulnerable cell types and regions

PsyPost 01 Apr 2025
To investigate aging in the brain, the research team used an advanced technique called single-cell transcriptomics to profile the gene activity of individual cells ... Now, with innovative brain mapping ...
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