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Yearly Archive for 2012

Light at Night, Depressed at Day

by Jennifer Gibson, PharmD
1

William Shakespeare once referred to stars as blessed candles of the night. I doubt that a modern interpretation of his “The... READ MORE →

Cord Blood-Derived Stem Cells – a New Therapeutic Option for Brain Disorders?

by Katie Pratt, PhD
8

Stem cell technology has the potential to revolutionize medicine, but the revolution has been considerably slower than expected.... READ MORE →

The Neuroscience of Belonging

by India Bohanna, PhD
8

The brain has evolved to respond in predictable ways to threats in the physical environment. Similarly, the brain is attuned... READ MORE →

Vaccine for Parkinson’s Disease Enters Phase 1 Clinical Trial

by Katie Pratt, PhD
7

The word “vaccination” generally brings to mind the prevention of infectious disease. However, significant advances have... READ MORE →

Do Donuts Cause Depression?

by Jennifer Gibson, PharmD
5

Before you dunk that next donut, you may want to consider the results of a new study. More junk food leads to an increased... READ MORE →

Does HIV Make the Brain Old Before Its Time?

by Margaret McKernan, MD, PhD
7

Approximately 10% of HIV-positive individuals develop profound memory loss, cognitive problems and severe depression. This... READ MORE →

How Does the Brain Recover After Stroke?

by India Bohanna, PhD
5

People who have suffered traumatic brain injury or stroke often have serious, immediate deficits in motor, sensory, and cognitive... READ MORE →

Baby, You Can Drive My Car

by Jennifer Gibson, PharmD
5

French author Antoine de Saint-Exupery once claimed that love did not consist in gazing at each other, but in looking outward... READ MORE →

The Human Condition and the Mentally Ill

by Ann Reitan, PsyD
8

There are benefits to viewing the problem of psychosis from a variety of psychological and philosophical perspectives. In... READ MORE →

Interview with the Woman who Changed her Brain

by Shaheen E Lakhan, MD, PhD, MEd, MS, FAAN
6

Barbara Arrowsmith-Young life’s work has been a quest to develop programs that use the principles of neuroplasticity... READ MORE →

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