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Fri Jul 3

• General Description of the Central Nervous System

Sat Jun 6

• Synapses

Thu May 28

• Peering Inside the Skull of a Mouse to Solve Meningitis Mystery | Office of Communications: NYU Langone Medical Center scientists and their collaborators at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla, Calif., have discovered an unexpected cause for the fatal seizures seen in mice with viral meningitis, an infection of the central nervous system, according to a study published in the journal Nature. The finding may lead to a new way of thinking about how the human immune system responds to viral diseases.

Thu May 14

• Organizing the Embryo: The Central Nervous System
• The Rochford Files - Douglas blogs - Care, research, teaching in mental health » Blog Archive » The Big Wet One versus the Horizontal Mambo

Tue May 5

• Can a drink really help you concetrate?: Loaded with caffeine and taurine to stimulate the central nervous system, energy drinks have become the go-to solution when you need a quick, energizing pick-me-up. But, some beverage manufacturers say they have a better solution. They're touting a new kind of drink that emphasizes focus over ferocity. The key substance is the amino acid L-theanine

Mon May 4

• Peripheral and Central Nervous System Alterations in Hypothyroidism : Electrophysiol ogical Findings: Peripheral and Central Nervous System Alterations in Hypothyroidism : Electrophysiol ogical Findings
• NERVOUS SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT IN LUPUS: Involvement of the nervous system is common in LUPUS[SLE].It can involve the central nervous system[CNS] i.e the brain and also the peripheral nervous system[PNS] i.e the spinal cord and the peripheral nerves. The usual feature of CNS involvement is cognitive dysfunction mainly consisting of defects in memory and reasoning.

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