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  • Sep 25 2023
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  • Sep 25 2023

Brain tumours chew into neural communication

New research shows that brain tumour chews into the brain’s communication system and disturbs neuron growth. The theory so far has been that a growing tumour exerts pressure on the brain
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  • Aug 31 2023
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  • Aug 31 2023

Yoga: shaping minds, rewiring brains

Research has come a long way in understanding the role of yoga in brain function and activities. Specific yoga asanas help in reorganising and restructuring the brain, reducing symptoms of neurodegenerative conditions
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  • Aug 16 2023
Article
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  • Aug 16 2023

Sugars that help with plasticity and memory

In a study presented at the American Chemical Society, a team of researchers share how in their experiments in mice, they found that a group of sugars in the brain play a big role in plasticity and growth in the brain
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  • Aug 04 2023
Article
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  • Aug 04 2023

Motion clues in how neurons pause and play us on

A new study finds how specific neurons in the midbrain region halt all movement in the body, thus holding clues for understanding and possibly alleviating the symptoms of Parkinson’s
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  • Jul 23 2023
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  • Jul 23 2023

Busting common myths about the brain

The enigma surrounding the brain has led to many rumours and myths about how it works. These myths can cloud our understanding of the brain. Debunking these myths helps us gain a better perspective on this complex organ
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  • Jun 16 2023
Article
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  • Jun 16 2023

When genes go rogue: the puzzle of spinocerebellar ataxia

Research has come a long way in understanding spinocerebellar ataxia-1 (SCA-1). A recent study has found that a faulty ATXN1 gene uses other genes in the cerebellum to damage the brain cells causing learning and memory loss
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  • May 31 2023
Article
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  • May 31 2023

The neurological maze of multiple sclerosis

In multiple sclerosis, the immune system unleashes an assault on the central nervous system. The flurry of inflammatory attacks, degrades the myelin sheath – the protective cover around nerves and nerve fibres
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  • May 24 2023
Article
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  • May 24 2023

Study sheds light on role of brain cells in obesity

A new study found some brain neurons in the hypothalamus actively released a molecule called 'NPY' that stimulates constant hunger signals, thereby increasing appetite in people with obesity
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  • May 12 2023
Article
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  • May 12 2023

Signs to look for in Huntington’s disease

From involuntary movements to personality changes, and cognitive decline, Huntington's disease can wreak havoc on the affected. Some signs can help recognise the condition early and seek medical attention
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  • Apr 18 2023
Article
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  • Apr 18 2023

The fascinating symphony of neurotransmitters

Different types of chemical messengers called neurotransmitters help neurons communicate with each other. This infographic details three types of neurotransmitters and their role in the brain
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  • Apr 17 2023
Article
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  • Apr 17 2023

A peek into the diverse world of neurons

Did you know we have different types of neurons that play diverse roles in the brain and central nervous system (CNS)? This infographic captures some of the details
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  • Apr 12 2023
Article
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  • Apr 12 2023

Fire in the brain: a binding tactic stops the culprit

A feeling of uncontrolled 'fire in the brain' is typical of anti-NMDA receptor encephalitis. Researchers have found a new therapeutic molecule that neutralises harmful antibodies that cause the `fire’. This development could potentially treat this autoimmune condition
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  • Mar 04 2023
Article
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  • Mar 04 2023

Synapse: how neurons communicate

Synapses are junctions between neurons where information is transmitted. This infographic captures the fundamentals of a synapse
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