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“If you are a mouse and suffer from depression, we can cure you!”. You may have heard similar statements for other diseases,... READ MORE →

On the Path to Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease

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Nearly 30 million people worldwide are affected by the Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and the most recent estimates indicate... READ MORE →

Nootropics Reduce the Severity of Brain Trauma

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