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Scientists unveil first complete map of adult fruit fly brain
Detailed map reveals over 8,400 neuron types, including 4,581 newly discovered, providing unprecedented insight into neural circuitry
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10.10.24
What are 'Jennifer Aniston neurons' in the brain?
Are there cells in the brain that respond to a specific concept or entity, such as a particular actress? Science's answer changed from a casual chuckle to a confident 'yes' and then to a more nuanced 'not exactly'
Rotem Mika/Davidson Institute of Science
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09.27.24
Driven mad by everyday sounds? Misophonia could be the reason
What causes selective sound sensitivity syndrome, which triggers feelings of disgust, irritability and anger in those affected when exposed to specific noises—and is there a treatment to alleviate the distress? Here are 12 key facts about misophonia
Smadar Cohen Terkel
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09.14.24
Here's what you can do to delay or prevent Alzheimer's
The disease is considered the most common condition of dementia and its progression is inevitable; however, experts offer some advice on how you can lower the risk of getting it by up to 40%
Dr. Shelly Sternberg, Dr. Roy Malka
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09.03.24
Levels of microplastics in human rose 50% over last 8 years, study shows
Brain samples contained 7 to 30 times more plastic pieces than samples from kidneys and liver, with polyethylene, a plastic used in various products, being predominant in brain tissue and testicles, potentially carrying harmful chemicals into the body and posing risks to reproductive health
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08.28.24
Origami-inspired brain implants hailed as 'real hope' for epilepsy patients
Tiny folding implants inserted in the brain could make epilepsy operations safer, improve diagnosis, and reduce the need for extensive brain surgery, decreasing recovery times and infection risks
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08.13.24
This protein is a crucial resistant to brain degeneration, study finds
Reelin seems to have a crucial role in protecting the brain against Alzheimer's disease and age-related cognitive decline
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08.02.24
'He screamed in agony': 10-year-old Roi battles deadly 'brain-eating' amoeba
Boy sedated and on ventilator in intensive care unit at Ziv Medical Center in Safed after contracting brain-eating amoeba at Sea of Galilee water park; ‘We need the public's help with prayers to bring our Roi back to us,’ aunt pleads
Yair Kraus
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07.25.24
Cruel science: Researchers make volunteers watch their own cringe-inducing karaoke performance
Scientists trying to understand why we blush ask volunteers aged 16-20 to sing in front of camera and then rewatch videos of their performances inside a brain scanner
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07.24.24
10-year-old hospitalized with suspected 'brain-eating' amoeba
Child with no underlying health conditions develops encephalitis; Health Ministry examining concerns of Naegleria fowleri infection weeks after 26-year-old man dies from deadly pathogen
Adir Yanko
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07.24.24
Man hospitalized with brain-eating amoeba
Health Ministry says the man was diagnosed with a brain infection caused by the deady amoeba Naegleria fowleri which he likely contracted at the Sea of Galilee
Adir Yanko
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07.04.24
The fat droplets of alzheimer's disease
A new study enhances our understanding of the significance of fat droplets, the third hallmark associated with Alzheimer’s disease
Tal Fisher/Davidson Institute of Science
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06.29.24
The origami of the brain’s enigmatic fold
An unusual brain fold appears in only 30-60% of the population and is associated with emotional and mental traits, as well as with the timing of onset of dementia
Dr. Adi Yaniv/Davidson Institute of Science
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06.22.24
New research discovers 'delicate balance' in brains of humans, mice, fruit flies
Scientists have identified components of neurons that align with materials undergoing a phase shift
Ynetnews
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06.18.24
Harnessing sound waves to alleviate pain: Targeting the brain
A new study proposes the use of focused ultrasound waves targeted at the brain as a novel method to alleviate pain
Oryan Zacks
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06.01.24
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