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Takeda and Lightstone Ventures announced the launch of Cerevance, a neuroscience company focused on neurological disorder therapeutics.

Short-term hearing loss can cause auditory nerve cells to alter their behavior and even their shape.

An analysis of United States Medicare data suggests that high use of cholesterol-lowering statins was associated with a reduced risk for Alzheimer disease but that reduction in risk varied by type of statin and race/ethnicity, findings that must be confirmed in clinical trials, according to a new article published by JAMA Neurology.

New research shows that, when focused, we process information continuously, rather in waves as previously thought.

Quietly and efficiently, NiCoLA-B swings into action, ready to test up to 300,000 compounds a day in the quest to identify life saving new medicines.

National Institutes of Health (NIH, US) scientists have established in mice a way to study potentially life-threatening meningitis caused by Salmonella.

The software will advance Department of Defense forensic capabilities with support for latest DNA technologies.

By mimicking how dogs get their whiffs, a team of government and university researchers have demonstrated that “active sniffing” can improve by more than 10 times the performance of current technologies that rely on continuous suction to detect trace amounts of explosives and other contraband.

In this study, the validity of using photogrammetry for documenting injuries in a pathological context was demonstrated.

University of Bonn researchers have successfully identified specific Micro-RNA signatures to help forensically identify body fluids.