Nervous System News and Research

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Overall risk of infection associated with most neuroangiographic procedures is very low

Overall risk of infection associated with most neuroangiographic procedures is very low

Study identifies how new ALS gene mutations cause other diseases of the brain, muscle and bone

Study identifies how new ALS gene mutations cause other diseases of the brain, muscle and bone

Researchers discover how LRRK2 mutations in familial Parkinson's damage brain cells

Researchers discover how LRRK2 mutations in familial Parkinson's damage brain cells

Study identifies two gene mutations that lead to death of nerve cells in ALS

Study identifies two gene mutations that lead to death of nerve cells in ALS

Combination of two environmental factors contributes to schizophrenia

Combination of two environmental factors contributes to schizophrenia

Oxford researcher wins 2013 John Dystel Prize from AAN, National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Oxford researcher wins 2013 John Dystel Prize from AAN, National Multiple Sclerosis Society

AAN to award 2013 Michael S. Pessin Stroke Leadership Prize to Amytis Towfighi

AAN to award 2013 Michael S. Pessin Stroke Leadership Prize to Amytis Towfighi

Otsuka receives FDA approval for ABILIFY MAINTENA to treat schizophrenia

Otsuka receives FDA approval for ABILIFY MAINTENA to treat schizophrenia

Friedreich's Ataxia costs between £11,000 and £19,000 per person per year

Friedreich's Ataxia costs between £11,000 and £19,000 per person per year

Resolve Therapeutics, Takeda partner to develop compounds for treatment of lupus

Resolve Therapeutics, Takeda partner to develop compounds for treatment of lupus

Researchers to discuss health issues at Society of Toxicology's Annual Meeting and ToxExpo

Researchers to discuss health issues at Society of Toxicology's Annual Meeting and ToxExpo

Cleveland Clinic receives $1.97M NIMH grant for innovative autism research

Cleveland Clinic receives $1.97M NIMH grant for innovative autism research

Early lymphoid progenitors thrive in an osteoblastic niche: Study

Early lymphoid progenitors thrive in an osteoblastic niche: Study

Individuals with psychogenic disease do have brains that function differently

Individuals with psychogenic disease do have brains that function differently

Systemic delivery of antisense oligonucleotides neutralizes mutant RNA toxicity in mice with DM1

Systemic delivery of antisense oligonucleotides neutralizes mutant RNA toxicity in mice with DM1

Researchers identify several genes associated with human neurological disorders

Researchers identify several genes associated with human neurological disorders

Disruption in the body's circadian rhythm can increase risk of diabetes, heart disease

Disruption in the body's circadian rhythm can increase risk of diabetes, heart disease

Imatinib can relieve and slow down progression of multiple sclerosis

Imatinib can relieve and slow down progression of multiple sclerosis

UCSD molecular biologist to receive Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences

UCSD molecular biologist to receive Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences

Dietary antioxidants may not protect against stroke and dementia

Dietary antioxidants may not protect against stroke and dementia

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