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Mitochondrial Genetic Switch Important For Parkinson's Disease

University of Leicester researchers have identified a genetic switch in the energy powerhouses of cells that could be a key target in the treatment of Parkinson's Disease.
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A Blood Test for Schizophrenia

The new test could enable earlier detection of schizophrenia and improved outcomes for patients.
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"On the Head..." Heading The Ball Linked With Neurodegeneration

The brains of several ex-professional soccer players were assessed for damage linked to heading the ball.
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A One Two Punch for Brain Cancer

A promising combination of immunotherapies for brain cancer tumours has demonstrated a high cure rate in mice.
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The McGurk Effect- When What You See Overrides What You Hear

To understand speech, the brain integrates the lip movements we see with the sounds that we hear. A new computer model recapitulates this integration, providing the potential to improve speech perception which declines with age.
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Two New Types Of Brain Cells Underlie Obesity

A molecular census of the Arcuate and Median Eminence of the Hypothalamus has uncovered 50 new types of neurons. Two of these new types of neurons express genes known to be implicated in obesity.
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Molecular Profiling of Recurring Cancer Yields Success

An analysis of a patient’s deadly brain tumor helped doctors at Smilow Cancer Hospital identify new emerging mutations and keep the 55 year old woman alive for more than five years.
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Nerve growth At The Extremeties

Columbia researchers identify transcriptional profile of motor neurons innervating digit muscles.
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Oxytocin Associated With Postpartum Depression

Scientists note, mothers with no history of depression, who receive oxytocin during labour, are more likely to experience postpartum depression.
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Gut Bugs Advance Alzheimer's Disease

Study, published in Nature Scientific Reports, describes how reducing gut bacteria prevented the advancement of neurodegeneration in a mouse model of Alzheimer's Disease.
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