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Dengue virus infection may cause severe outcomes following Zika virus infection during pregnancy

On 2019-02-09

Women who have previously been infected with dengue virus may be at risk for increased damage to their fetuses and […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryChild DevelopmentEducational PsychologyHIV and AIDSMicrobes and MoreVirologyVirusesZikaZika Virus Research

What does ‘dead’ mean?

On 2019-01-07

Should death be defined in strictly biological terms — as the body’s failure to maintain integrated functioning of respiration, blood […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryBrain TumorBrain-Computer InterfacesChild Developmentheart diseaseInfant's HealthschizophreniaToday's Healthcare

Stem cell-derived neurons stop seizures and improve cognitive function: People with untreatable epilepsy may one day have a treatment

On 2018-12-22

About 3.4 million Americans, or 1.2 percent of the population, have active epilepsy. Although the majority respond to medication, between […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryDiseases and ConditionsDisorders and SyndromesEpilepsyEpilepsy ResearchNervous SystemNeuroscienceStem Cells

Sequential imaging of Zika-exposed fetuses reveals most have normal brain development: Severe congenital brain abnormalities seen in a small number of Zika-affected pregnancies

On 2018-11-27

Ultrasound (US) imaging performed during pregnancy and after childbirth revealed most Zika-related brain abnormalities experienced by infants exposed to the […]

Health NewsBirth DefectsBrain InjuryBrain-Computer InterfacesChild DevelopmentInfant's HealthNeurosciencePregnancy and ChildbirthZika

Brain structure could influence behavior

On 2018-11-01

New research focusing on how brain structure may impact brain activity and ultimately human behavior could one day lead to […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryBrain-Computer InterfacesDisorders and SyndromesIntelligenceLanguage AcquisitionLearning DisordersNeurosciencePsychology

Mind’s quality control center found in long-ignored brain area: Cerebellum checks and corrects thoughts, movement

On 2018-11-01

The cerebellum can’t get no respect. Located inconveniently on the underside of the brain and initially thought to be limited […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryBrain-Computer InterfacesIntelligenceLanguage AcquisitionNeurosciencePerceptionPsychologySocial Psychology

Nerve-on-a-chip platform makes neuroprosthetics more effective

On 2018-10-24

Neuroprosthetics — implants containing multi-contact electrodes that can substitute certain nerve functionalities — have the potential to work wonders. They […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryBrain-Computer InterfacesdementiaDisabilityNervous SystemNeuropathyNeurosciencePain Control

Would you zap your brain to improve your memory? Scientists study attitudes toward brain stimulation

On 2018-10-22

Using a few wires and sponges, in ordinary homes around the world, people are trying to hack their own minds. […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryBrain-Computer InterfacesDepressionDisorders and SyndromesIntelligenceNeurosciencePerceptionPsychology

Hormone alters male brain networks to enhance sexual and emotional function

On 2018-10-18

Scientists have gained new insights into how the ‘master regulator’ of reproduction affects men’s brains. In a new study, scientists […]

Health NewsBrain InjuryBrain TumorBrain-Computer InterfacesDisorders and SyndromesHormone DisordersIntelligenceMenopausePsychology Research

Stem cell proliferation is controlled directly by nervous system, scientists find

On 2018-10-18

Somatic stem cells are microscopic workhorses, constantly regenerating cells throughout the body: skin and the lining of the intestine, for […]

Health NewsBrain InjurydementiaMedical TopicsNeuroscienceProstate CancerPsychologyskin cancerStem Cells

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