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New Cell Therapy Improves Memory and Stops Seizures Following TBI
Transplanting new inhibitory neurons may repair damaged brain circuits Irvine, Calif. - November 14, 2019 - Researchers from the University of California, Irvine developed a breakthrough cell therapy to improve memory and prevent seizures in mice following traumatic brain injury.
Link Between Inflammation and Mental Sluggishness Shown in New Study
Earthquake-like Brain-wave Bursts Found to be Essential for Healthy Sleep
Regular Use of Prescription Drugs for Pain and Sleep Increases Frailty Risk by 95 Percent
Women Most Affected by Vascular Complications of Diabetes
Homelessness in the State of California Continues to Soar - Highest in the Country
'Vaping': The BfR advises Against Self-mixing e-Liquids
Scientists Develop Sensor to Save children, Pets Left in Vehicles
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Brand Drug Discount Cards Increase Private Insurer Costs by 46%
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Best Practice Treatment Guidelines Help Doctors Identify, Treat Vaping-associated Lung Injuries
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Kansas City Comes To A Vote Over Removing Martin Luther King's Street Name
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Some Cities Around the World Build Playgrounds for the Elderly
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Texas Judge Decides Both Parents Have Say on Boy's Gender Transition
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Blood Test Can Help GPs Spot Ovarian Cancer in Women With Suspicious Symptoms
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Anger, Anxiety, Insomnia: Tweets from Twitter Users Could Predict Loneliness
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