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Can Alcohol Change How Your Brain Works? Fortis Neurologist Explains
While occasional drinking may cause temporary changes, repeated or heavy alcohol use can lead to more serious and lasting damage.
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Can Alcohol Change How Your Brain Works? Fortis Neurologist Explains
While occasional drinking may cause temporary changes, repeated or heavy alcohol use can lead to more serious and lasting damage.
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World Mental Health Day 2024: Causes And Symptoms Of Mental Illness
This article explores why mental health awareness is important, delves into the common causes of mental illnesses, and highlights the symptoms to look out for
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What Kills Neurons After Stroke?
Researchers have found that an elusive brain receptor may play an important role in the death of neurons from neurological diseases.
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What Kills Neurons After Stroke?
Researchers have found that an elusive brain receptor may play an important role in the death of neurons from neurological diseases.
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How Binge Drinking Leads to Alcohol Addiction
A malfunctioning enzyme may be behind why people who love to binge drink on weekends or at parties are at a higher risk of alcohol addiction, scientists from Stanford University reported.
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How Binge Drinking Leads to Alcohol Addiction
A malfunctioning enzyme may be behind why people who love to binge drink on weekends or at parties are at a higher risk of alcohol addiction, scientists from Stanford University reported.
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New treatment for Parkinsonism
Advanced Parkinson's disease shows dramatic improvement in a small study of growth factor that was pumped directly into dopamine deficient areas of the brain. Parkinson's disease primarily affects the nervous system resulting in muscle stiffness, tremors of the limbs and slowness of movements. Cells in various parts of the brain produce chemicals ...
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Neurological basis for SIDS
Researchers may finally be close to detecting the cause of SIDS (Sudden infant death syndrome), one of the largest killers of infants all round the world. They think that some infants may be more prone to crib deaths than others because of hormonal imbalance in their brain. A study published in the Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurol...
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Can Alcohol Change How Your Brain Works? Fortis Neurologist Explains
While occasional drinking may cause temporary changes, repeated or heavy alcohol use can lead to more serious and lasting damage.
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Can Alcohol Change How Your Brain Works? Fortis Neurologist Explains
While occasional drinking may cause temporary changes, repeated or heavy alcohol use can lead to more serious and lasting damage.
-
World Mental Health Day 2024: Causes And Symptoms Of Mental Illness
This article explores why mental health awareness is important, delves into the common causes of mental illnesses, and highlights the symptoms to look out for
-
What Kills Neurons After Stroke?
Researchers have found that an elusive brain receptor may play an important role in the death of neurons from neurological diseases.
-
What Kills Neurons After Stroke?
Researchers have found that an elusive brain receptor may play an important role in the death of neurons from neurological diseases.
-
How Binge Drinking Leads to Alcohol Addiction
A malfunctioning enzyme may be behind why people who love to binge drink on weekends or at parties are at a higher risk of alcohol addiction, scientists from Stanford University reported.
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How Binge Drinking Leads to Alcohol Addiction
A malfunctioning enzyme may be behind why people who love to binge drink on weekends or at parties are at a higher risk of alcohol addiction, scientists from Stanford University reported.
-
New treatment for Parkinsonism
Advanced Parkinson's disease shows dramatic improvement in a small study of growth factor that was pumped directly into dopamine deficient areas of the brain. Parkinson's disease primarily affects the nervous system resulting in muscle stiffness, tremors of the limbs and slowness of movements. Cells in various parts of the brain produce chemicals ...
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Neurological basis for SIDS
Researchers may finally be close to detecting the cause of SIDS (Sudden infant death syndrome), one of the largest killers of infants all round the world. They think that some infants may be more prone to crib deaths than others because of hormonal imbalance in their brain. A study published in the Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurol...
