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BrainDementiaHIVMedicineNeuroscienceSciTech NewsUniversity Of Cambridge
HIV Medication Maraviroc: A Dual-Action Weapon Against Dementia and Huntington’s Disease
Cambridge researchers use HIV drug Maraviroc in mice to enhance brain self-clearing, possibly slowing dementia and Huntington’s disease.
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Difficulty Sleeping? It Could Indicate a Higher Stroke Risk
Study links insomnia symptoms to increased stroke risk, especially in those under 50; managing insomnia could aid in prevention.
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The Role of Neurogenesis and APP in Alzheimer’s Disease
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinStudy reveals link between neurogenesis timing and Alzheimer’s disease, suggesting vulnerabilities may be present from birth.
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The “Cytoelectric Coupling” Hypothesis: Pioneering Insight Into Brain Functioning
New study introduces ‘Cytoelectric Coupling’ hypothesis, suggesting brain’s electrical fields influence neuron configuration for optimized function.
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BrainMedicineNeurosciencePsychiatrySciTech NewsUniversity Of Barcelona
Breakthrough in Huntington’s Disease: Discovery of Altered Neural Circuits
New research discovers altered neural circuits in Huntington’s disease, shedding light on symptoms and potential therapeutic approaches.
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BrainDepressionMedicineNeuroscienceSciTech NewsUniversity Of Oxford
Recent Research Discloses Cognitive and Memory Enhancement Effects of a Widely-Used Laxative
Text explores a study linking prucalopride, a laxative, to enhanced cognitive function and memory in healthy adults.
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BrainMedicineNeuroscienceSciTech NewsUniversity Of Bristol
Decoding the Brain’s Inner Workings: Unveiling Sensory and Cognitive Networks via Brain Receptor Mapping
Unlocking the brain’s secrets: Researchers map neurotransmitter receptors, revealing insights into cognition and behavior, aiding drug development.
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Stress-Induced Overeating and Weight Gain: The Role of NPY Molecule and the Brain’s Desire for Comfort Food
Study links stress and high-calorie diet to weight gain through NPY molecule and brain’s craving for comfort food.
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BrainMedicineNeuroscienceObesitySciTech News
The Link Between Obesity and Persistent Diminished Brain Response to Nutrients
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinStudy shows obesity weakens brain’s response to nutrients, hindering weight loss maintenance even after initial weight reduction.