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| | | | | Did you know that the brain has its own immune system? In this post, writer @taylorandnerds describes how your brain's immune cells keep it healthy and what happens when they stop working properly. | |
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www.regenhealthsolutions.info
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| | | | | The coronavirus that causes COVID-19 can sometimes hijack brain cells, using the cells' internal machinery to copy itself, according to a new study. Neuroinvasion-of-SARS-CoV-2-in-human-and-m... | |
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www.newscientist.com
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| | | | | Blast from the past Nuclear bomb tests carried out during the cold war have had an unexpected benefit. A radioactive carbon isotope expelled by the blasts has been used to date the age of adult human brain cells, providing the first definitive evidence that we generate new brain cells throughout our lives . The study ... | |
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www.yalemedicine.org
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| | | Dr. Sanacora is a Professor of Psychiatry at Yale University and the Director of the Yale Depression Research Program. Dr. Sanacora's work has focused largely on elucidating the pathophysiological mechanisms associated with mood and other neuropsychiatric disorders and using this information to inform the development of novel treatment strategies. His preclinical research laboratory explores the effects of stress and pharmaceutical agents on cellular biology, neurophysiology and behavior. His clinical la... | ||
