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Why the urge to pick on someone—in this case, another mouse—activates the brain’s reward system
Leaders in the field highlight the need for new career paths to accommodate a flood of PhDs
The daunting complexity of neurological disorders has begun to yield to methods that allow intensive scrutiny of genes and neural circuits
M.I.T.'s Robert Langer and team create a "second skin" that both delivers drugs and serves as a cosmetic
An exploration of the clinical testing of compounds intended to stop or slow the disease’s relentless progression years before the first symptoms of cognitive decline
Researchers have cultured a network of neurons responsible for processing higher-level mental functions
A Cambridge-led research team invents a method to look for drugs that could stop the leading cause of dementia at its earliest stages
A biologist remarks on the extraordinary similarity of male and female brains despite the persistence of binary behavioral styles
Can two everyday drugs prevent irreversible harm from traumatic brain injury?
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