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Cocaine's Effect on Mice May Explain Drug-Seeking Behavior
Cocaine can speedily rewire high-level brain circuits that support learning, memory and decision-making, according to new research from the University of California, Berkeley, and UCSF. The findings shed new light on the frontal brain's role in drug-seeking behavior and may be key to tackling addiction.
Study Provides Strongest Clues to Date for Causes of Schizophrenia
Jerry Sandusky Scandal UPDATE: Matt Sandusky, 'Victim 2' and Five Others Settle With Penn State
Teen Driver Music Preferences Increase Errors and Distractibility: Study
Body Mass Index Is Not Enough to Determine Health Risks
U of I Band Director Quits Amid Theft Investigation
CSU Student Fell To His Death in Rocky Mountain National Park
Lehigh University Student Found Dead In Off-Campus Apartment
By Staff ReporterLong-Serving Arkansas Tech President to Step Down After 2013-14 Academic Year
By Staff ReporterIowa Supreme Court Finds No Fault in Sally Mason for Firing Phillip Jones Amid Mishandling of 2007 Sexual Assault Case
By Russell WesterholmTexas A&M Chancellor John Sharp Knows Johnny Manziel is Innocent: 'I've Seen Things Other Folks Can't See'
By Russell WesterholmMichael Boatwright Lands in Sweden After Living in America for Months With Total Memory Loss
By Russell WesterholmFIU Suspends Pi Kappa Alpha Frat for Facebook Posts on Drug Dealing and Lewd Photos of Women
By Russell WesterholmPresident Barack Obama's Education Reform Met With Skepticism
By Russell WesterholmCity College of San Francisco Students Arrested for Sit-In Protest of School's Impending Loss of Accreditation
By Russell Westerholm
