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5 articles you need to check out on the future of neurology research — InterMedia Press
Read more: 5 articles you need to check out on the future of neurology research — InterMedia PressIn an ever-changing field of research such as neurology, it can be difficult to keep up with the latest breakthroughs. Now at Frontiers, we highlight just three of the latest research articles to shed more light on how the mind works. The human brain is an organ that has fascinated our species for centuries, with […] […]
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Is Mother Nature Eventually Turning Against Mankind’s Technology? — Motivation & Environment
Read more: Is Mother Nature Eventually Turning Against Mankind’s Technology? — Motivation & EnvironmentThe present situation of the world clearly appears as if like Mother Nature is turning the Earth’s atmosphere against certain kinds of mankind’s technology or activities. Our insistence on using certain kinds of technology has unfortunately brought us face-to-face with threats that are largely self-inflicted—threats that have grown out of our own short-sightedness about how […]
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NHS to offer epilepsy patients new form of laser surgery — Stigmatis
Read more: NHS to offer epilepsy patients new form of laser surgery — StigmatisMove will help up to 150 patients a year whose condition has not responded positively to anti-seizure drugs A brain scan of a person with epilepsy. About 600,000 people in the UK have the condition. Photograph: Frank Baron/The Guardian Epilepsy | Denis Campbell Health policy editor | 22 Oct. 2022 Up to 150 people a year with […] […]
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Dr. James Kirkland: The Senolytics Revolution
Read more: Dr. James Kirkland: The Senolytics RevolutionDr. James Kirkland: The Senolytics Revolution Research by Dr. James Kirkland and his Mayo Clinic team on senolytics aims to reverse age-related diseases and increase human lifespans. By Michael Downey James Kirkland, MD, PhD, and his Mayo Clinic team are spearheading research that aims to prevent or reverse multiple diseases of aging. Compounds known as senolytics are being tested in 16 clinical […]
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What Are Honey Bees? A Beginner’s Guide To The Honey Bee — K.B.K.S&Co
Read more: What Are Honey Bees? A Beginner’s Guide To The Honey Bee — K.B.K.S&CoHoney Bee About Bees What Are Honey Bees? How Does a Honey Bee Look Like? | Honey Bee Anatomy A Honey Bee’s Head A Bee’s Thorax The Abdomen Three Types Of Adult Honey Bees Queen Bees Worker Bees Drone Bees Honey Bee Races Africanized Honey Bees Hybrid Bees Honey Bee Nests Bee Hives Colony Populations […] […]
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A brain mechanism underlying the evolution of anxiety — Health Secrets of a SuperAger
Read more: A brain mechanism underlying the evolution of anxiety — Health Secrets of a SuperAgerMonoamine neurotransmitters such as serotonin and dopamine play important roles in our cognitive and emotional functions. Their evolutionary origins date back to metazoans, and while the function of related genes is strongly evolutionarily conserved, genetic variation within and between species has been reported to have a significant impact on animal mental characteristics such as sociality, […] […]
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How Things You Do Change Your Brain —
Read more: How Things You Do Change Your Brain —Ever wonder how ballet dancers can spin and spin and spin, but never seem to get dizzy? Neuroplasticity, that’s how. This short video explains how it works, and how you can use your brain in the same way. How Things You Do Change Your Brain —
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Personalized Cancer Vaccines — McMaster HealthTech
Read more: Personalized Cancer Vaccines — McMaster HealthTechDanielle Zak—McMaster Life Sciences OOD 2024 Cancer is a disease, resulting from a mutation which causes cells to divide uncontrollably1 and skip cell cycle checkpoints. This results in a tumor, a mass of damaged cells 1left undestroyed. Tumors are classified as either benign or malignant. Benign tumors are not able to spread 1to other regions […] […]
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Brain (Neural) implants – Curing diseases — Learning Thursdays
Read more: Brain (Neural) implants – Curing diseases — Learning ThursdaysNeurotechnology seems to be one of the hottest areas of engineering. Brain (Neural) implants – Curing diseases — Learning Thursdays
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The Biology of Stress. — Thriving Under Pressure
Read more: The Biology of Stress. — Thriving Under PressureThe Amygdala Hijack ⊕ From Stress to Success ⊕ In this video clip of my keynote speech at the “You Can Do College Event” I share the biological origins of stress and anxiety with 300 high school students from Ontario, Canada. In this segment, I also demonstrate simple strategies for dealing with high stress situations. […] […]
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