A new finding offers a fresh insight into one of the earliest biological events of Alzheimer’s disease and is expected to open new avenues of study.
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Mesh-like scaffold is disordered in Alzheimer’s-affected cells
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Been here before: How the brain builds place memories
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Neuroscientists have succeeded in activating dormant memory cells in rats. Using weak electrical impulses targeted at previously inactive cells in the hippocampus, the researchers induced the cells to recognize the exact place where the impulse had bee…
Been here before: How the brain builds place memories
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Neuroscientists have succeeded in activating dormant memory cells in rats. Using weak electrical impulses targeted at previously inactive cells in the hippocampus, the researchers induced the cells to recognize the exact place where the impulse had bee…
Neurobiological changes explain how mindfulness meditation improves health
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New research provides a window into the brain changes that link mindfulness meditation training with health in stressed adults. The study shows that mindfulness meditation training, compared to relaxation training, reduces Interleukin-6, an inflammator…
Neurobiological changes explain how mindfulness meditation improves health
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New research provides a window into the brain changes that link mindfulness meditation training with health in stressed adults. The study shows that mindfulness meditation training, compared to relaxation training, reduces Interleukin-6, an inflammator…
New non-invasive form of vagus nerve stimulation works to treat depression
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Depression can be a devastating and unremitting problem. Researchers now report successful reduction of depressive symptoms in patients using a novel non-invasive method of vagus nerve stimulation, or VNS.
New non-invasive form of vagus nerve stimulation works to treat depression
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Depression can be a devastating and unremitting problem. Researchers now report successful reduction of depressive symptoms in patients using a novel non-invasive method of vagus nerve stimulation, or VNS.
Targeting the mind/body connection in stress
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New research used cutting-edge brain imaging technologies to determine that the brain function responsible for regulating our stress response can also produce a personal profile of resilience to stress. These findings may lead to a future blood test th…
Targeting the mind/body connection in stress
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New research used cutting-edge brain imaging technologies to determine that the brain function responsible for regulating our stress response can also produce a personal profile of resilience to stress. These findings may lead to a future blood test th…
Financial industry coping with issues of elder exploitation, cognitive decline
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Protecting the wealth of older adults should be a high priority for banks, insurance companies, and others, according to the latest edition of Public Policy & Aging Report (PP&AR).
