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  Scientists Finally Get Around to Finding Procrastination’s Home in the Brain

  Is it time to let procrastinators off the hook? The inclination to delay things...

  • Posted September 6, 2018
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  Health Tip: Keep Your Epileptic Child Safer

  (HealthDay News) — Parents of a child with epilepsy may be preoccupied with keeping...

  • Posted August 31, 2018
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  Brain Implant Puts the Brakes on Epileptic Seizures in Mice

  THURSDAY, Aug. 30, 2018Experiments in mice have shown that an implanted electronic device in...

  • Posted August 31, 2018
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  Study Finds Some Patients With A-Fib Have Hidden Brain Damage

  In a new study of patients with the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation (a-fib),...

  • Posted August 27, 2018
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  Drug Combo Fights Melanoma That Has Spread to Brain

  A combination of two drugs that work with the immune system can help beat...

  • Posted August 23, 2018
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  Doctors Discover New Type of Multiple Sclerosis

  A new subtype of multiple sclerosis (MS) has been identified by researchers, and the...

  • Posted August 23, 2018
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  Spine Stimulation May Help Paralyzed Patients Regain Bladder Control

  Many people with spinal cord injuries suffer the loss of bladder control, but a...

  • Posted August 22, 2018
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  Radiation for Childhood Brain Tumor Can Hinder Memory

  Radiation therapy for the most common childhood brain tumor can cause memory problems, new...

  • Posted August 21, 2018
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  Cellphone Use Puts Pedestrians Off-Balance

  Cellphone users blundering into signs, lampposts, other people and traffic have become a recurring...

  • Posted August 15, 2018
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  ‘Moderate’ Drinking May Be a Brain Buffer

  Middle-aged people who drink moderately — no more than a glass of wine a...

  • Posted August 2, 2018
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  How Severe Brain Injuries Might Trigger Dementia

  A single traumatic brain injury can raise a person’s risk of dementia, a new...

  • Posted August 1, 2018
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