March 29, 2024

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New Alzheimer’s drug clears brain gunk

A clinical trial for a new Alzheimer’s drug called aducanumab released promising results today.  The drug fights one of the underlying causes of the disease: amyloid proteins.  These proteins coalesce

NuCalm

When Fight-or-Flight Works Against You

You’re reading a magazine or an online article.  Chances are you’re relaxed.  What if that changed?  Imagine the class bully is heading your way on the playground. Imagine you are

A Non-Invasive Solution to Swallowed Batteries

According to the National Capital Poison Center, approximately 3,500 batteries are swallowed each year, mostly by young children.  Most of the time, these batteries will pass through the body normally,

New Horizons in Bipolar Care

Once known as manic depression, bipolar disorder (BD) is central to mental health discussions in the U.S. According to the National Institute for Mental Health, 6 million adult Americans struggle

Human Pancreases to Grow in Pigs

Scientists at the University of California, Davis are working to use pigs as incubators to grow human organs, hoping to eventually decrease the worldwide shortage of transplant organs.  Currently, the

Brain Injury: A Brain-to-Brain Partnership

 Thanks to two wars, a billion-dollar lawsuit against the NFL by its alumni, and the premature brain injury-related deaths of several sports legends, brain injury has leapt from a case

New Alzheimer’s drug clears brain gunk

A clinical trial for a new Alzheimer’s drug called aducanumab released promising results today.  The drug fights one of the underlying causes of the disease: amyloid proteins.  These proteins coalesce

NuCalm

When Fight-or-Flight Works Against You

You’re reading a magazine or an online article.  Chances are you’re relaxed.  What if that changed?  Imagine the class bully is heading your way on the playground. Imagine you are

A Non-Invasive Solution to Swallowed Batteries

According to the National Capital Poison Center, approximately 3,500 batteries are swallowed each year, mostly by young children.  Most of the time, these batteries will pass through the body normally,

New Horizons in Bipolar Care

Once known as manic depression, bipolar disorder (BD) is central to mental health discussions in the U.S. According to the National Institute for Mental Health, 6 million adult Americans struggle

Human Pancreases to Grow in Pigs

Scientists at the University of California, Davis are working to use pigs as incubators to grow human organs, hoping to eventually decrease the worldwide shortage of transplant organs.  Currently, the

Brain Injury: A Brain-to-Brain Partnership

 Thanks to two wars, a billion-dollar lawsuit against the NFL by its alumni, and the premature brain injury-related deaths of several sports legends, brain injury has leapt from a case

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