Neurological Information Center

1. General Anesthesia More Like Coma Than Sleep
   By Catharine Paddock, Ph.D. | Medical News Today | December 30, 2010.
2. Study Could Lead to New Treatments for Neuromuscular Diseases
   By Vanderbilt University Medical Center | Medical News Today | December 30, 2010.
3. Global Epilepsy Research Funding Grossly Inadequate
   By Sy Kraft, B.A. | Medical News Today | December 29, 2010.
4. How Past Experiences Inform Future Choices
   By MIT | December 29, 2010.
5. Study Shows Fast, Accurate Method for Communicating Using Brain Waves
   By Nicole Ptaniello | Albany Medical College | December 29, 2010.
6. Cost-Effectiveness of Cyberonics’ VNS Therapy® System for Epilepsy Reinforced by 1,600-Patient Emory University School of Medicine Study
   By Cyberonics, Inc. | December 28, 2010.
7. European Neurologists Expect Significant Increases in The Use of Both Tysabri and Extavia in Their Multiple Sclerosis Patients The Next Six Months
   By BioTrends Research Group, Inc. | December 28, 2010.
8. Large, Rich Social Network Linked to Bigger Amygdala Deep in The Brain
   By Catharine Paddock, Ph.D. | Medical News Today | December 28, 2010.
9. Researchers; Pay More Attention to Epilepsy
   By American Academy of Neurology (AAN) | December 28, 2010.
10. Some Brain Tumours Mimic The Genetic Programme of Germline Cells
    By Institute for Research in Biomedicine-IRB, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 28, 2010.
11. Brain Injury Research, Blogs & News in 2010
    By Brainworks
12. Genome Code Cracked for Most Common form of Pediatric Brain Cancer
    By Johns Hopkins Medicine | Medical News Today | December 27, 2010.
13. Lundbeck Embarks on Research Initiative to Identify and Develop Therapies That May Slow or Halt The Progression of Huntington’s Disease
    By Lundbeck Inc. | December 27, 2010.
14. Leibniz Prize 2011: 10 Researchers Awarded 2.5 Million Euros ($3.3 Million) Each
    By Marco Finetti | Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft | December 25, 2010.
15. New Labeling Method Expands Ability to Read DNA Modification
    By Holly Korschun | Emory University | December 25, 2010.
16. Arsenic to Poison Brain Tumors:
    By Karen Honey | Journal of Clinical Investigation | December 24, 2010.
17. Industry-Funded ‘Interphone’ Brain Cancer-Cell Phone Study Design Proven to Greatly Underestimate Risk of Brain Tumors
    By ElectromagneticHealth.org | December 24, 2010.
18. Most Common Adult Brain Cancer Linked to Gene Deletion, Stanford Doctors Say
    By Bruce Goldman | Stanford University Medical Center | December 24, 2010.
19. Treating Spinal Cord Gliomas – Photons Vs. Protons
    By Darrell E. Ward | Ohio State University Medical Center | December 24, 2010.
20. How Cortical Nerve Cells form Synapses with Neighbors Shown in Unprecedented Detail
    By Peter Tarr | Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory | December 23, 2010.
21. Scans Could Predict Onset of Schizophrenia, Study Suggests
    By University of Edinburgh | December 23, 2010.
22. Tau Disrupts Neural Communication Prior to Neurodegeneration
    By Elisabeth (Lisa) Lyons | Cell Press | December 23, 2010.
23. VistaGen Therapeutics Announces Successful Completion of Initial Phase 1 Safety Study of AV-101 for Neuropathic Pain
    By VistaGen Therapeutics, Inc. | December 23, 2010.
24. Brain Imaging Predicts Future Reading Progress in Children with Dyslexia
    By Vanderbilt University | December 22, 2010.
25. Early Alzheimer’s Risk Diagnosis Possible Using A Combination of Tests
    By Sy Kraft, B.A. | Medical News Today | December 22, 2010.
26. Iron and Folic Acid Directly Related to Improved Function in Children
    By Sy Kraft, B.A. | Medical News Today | December 22, 2010.
27. Military Health: Philanthropy, Not The Pentagon, Leads to Quality Care for Brain-Injured Soldiers
    By © Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation | December 22, 2010.
28. Ordinary, Unrelated Memories Enhanced by Stress
    By James Devitt | New York University | December 22, 2010.
29. Scripps Research Study Reveals Unexpected Mechanism of New Multiple Sclerosis Treatment
    By The Scripps Research Institute, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 22, 2010.
30. Foundation Venture Capital Group Invests in Start-Up Company Working to Improve Mobility for People with Chronic Spinal Cord Injuries
    By Foundation Venture Capital Group | December 21, 2010.
31. Ion Channel Responsible for Pain Identified
    By University at Buffalo | Medical News Today | December 21, 2010.
32. Study Links Emotional and Neural Responses to Musical Performance
    By Florida Atlantic University | December 21, 2010.
33. When The Brain Knows No Fear
    By Elisabeth (Lisa) Lyons | Cell Press | December 20, 2010.
34. DiaGenic ASA: DiaGenic and Pfizer to Collaborate on Blood Based Biomarkers for Early Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease
    By DiaGenic ASA | December 19, 2010.
35. Cell of Origin for Brain Tumors May Predict Response to Therapy
    By Lauren Hammit | University of California – San Francisco | December 18, 2010.
36. Neuroprotective Against Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Discovered in Compound Derived from Curry Spice
    By Salk Institute | Medical News Today | December 18, 2010.
37. Advanced Accelerator Applications Receives GMP Approval to Manufacture Lutate for Treatment of NeuroEndocrine Tumors
    By Advanced Accelerator Applications | BioSynthema | December 17, 2010.
38. Clinical Trial for Rett Syndrome Launched
    By Children’s Hospital Boston | December 17, 2010.
39. Discovery of Neuropeptide S Role Could Aid Treatment of Cognitive Disorders
    By Tom Vasich | University of California – Irvine | December 17, 2010.
40. Experts Collaborate in Gene Survey of Childhood Brain Cancer
    By Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia | December 17, 2010.
41. Insight Offers New Angle of Attack on Variety of Brain Tumors
    By David Orenstein | Brown University | December 17, 2010.
42. Key to Tumour Invasion: Defective Cell Surface “Glue”
    By Anita Kar | McGill University | December 17, 2010.
43. Michael J. Fox Foundation Funds AFFiRiS AG to Develop Parkinson’s Vaccine
    By AFFiRiS AG | December 17, 2010.
44. Most Ischemic Stroke Patients Die or Are Back in Hospital within Twelve Months
    By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 17, 2010.
45. MRI Scans Reveal Brain Changes in People at Genetic Risk for Alzheimer’s
    By Washington University in St. Louis | December 17, 2010.
46. No Fear Felt by Woman without Functioning Amygdala
    By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 17, 2010.
47. Scientists Identify Elusive Neuronal Targets of Deep Brain Stimulation
    By Hema Bashyam | Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory | December 17, 2010.
48. Scientists Identify The Largest Network of Protein Interactions Related to Alzheimer’s Disease
    By Institute for Research in Biomedicine-IRB, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 17, 2010.
49. Successful Treatment of Myasthenia Gravis At U of M
    By University of Michigan Health System | December 17, 2010.
50. The Majority of Surveyed Neurologists in The EU5 Expect Both Gilenya and Oral Cladribine to Secure Initial European Approval
    By Decision Resources | December 17, 2010.
51. UQ Professor Is Australia’s Highest-Ranked Researcher, Australia
    By University of Queensland | December 17, 2010.
52. Anoles Key to Medically Applicable Regeneration?
    By Margaret Coulombe | Arizona State University | December 16, 2010.
53. Enhanced Brain-Machine Interface Taps into Additional Senses
    By Kat Snodgrass | Society for Neuroscience | December 16, 2010.
54. Fighter Pilots’ Brains Are ‘More Sensitive’
    By Ruth Howells | University College London | December 16, 2010.
55. In Mouse Model, Transcription Factor Clears Protein Clumps in Huntington’s Disease
    By Cathy Yarbrough, John Fleischman | American Society for Cell Biology; Scott La Fee; University of California – San Diego | December 16, 2010.
56. New Research Units from DFG Ranging from Acute Kidney Injury to Little Researched Learning Processes
    By Marco Finetti | Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft | December 16, 2010.
57. NICE Updates Advice on Cerebral Palsy Operation
    By NICE | December 16, 2010.
58. One-Of-A-Kind Cerebrovascular Simulator Makes Debut at Stony Brook University Medical Center
    By Cerebrovascular Center at Stony Brook University Medical Center | December 16, 2010.
59. Scripps Research and UCSD Scientists Awarded Approximately $7.5 Million to Identify Potential Drug Candidates to Treat Nicotine Addiction
    By The Scripps Research Institute, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 16, 2010.
60. Second Brain Death Exam May Be Unnecessary, Hurt Organ Donation Rates
    By American Academy of Neurology (AAN) | December 16, 2010.
61. Study Finds Strength Training for Seniors Provides Cognitive Function, Economic Benefits
    By Brian Lin | University of British Columbia | December 16, 2010.
62. Two Brain Death Exams May Be Pointless, Undermine Organ Donations, and Increase Family Anguish
    By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 16, 2010.
63. Attempting to Predict Epileptic Seizure
    By American Institute of Physics (AIP) | December 15, 2010.
64. Cerebral Palsy Boy Treated with Own Cord Blood Stem Cells
    By Cryo-Save | FlandersBio | December 15, 2010.
65. CNRM and DSG Battle U.S. Troops’ Traumatic Brain Injury
    By CNRM | DSG Inc. | December 15, 2010.
66. Fighter Pilots’ Brains Are “Wired” Differently
    By Catharine Paddock, Ph.D. | Medical News Today | December 15, 2010.
67. Racial, Economic Disparities Evident Among Patients with Parkinson’s Disease and Similar Conditions
    By Archives of Neurology | December 15, 2010.
68. Robot Arm Improves Performance of Brain-Controlled Device
    By University of Chicago Medical Center | December 15, 2010.
69. Sangamo BioSciences Announces Publication of Data from Program to Develop A ZFP Therapeutic® for Parkinson’s Disease
    By Sangamo BioSciences, Inc. | December 15, 2010.
70. Unique Case Study on Alzheimer’s Disease
    By Karolinska Institutet, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 15, 2010.
71. Alcohol Publishes Year-End Special Issue on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
    By Elsevier, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 14, 2010.
72. Alzheimer Patients Brain Tracked by PET Scanner During Disease and after Death
    By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 14, 2010.
73. Brain Tumor Patients Commonly Use Homeopathy and Other Alternative Therapies
    By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 14, 2010.
74. Cerebrospinal Fluid Study Reveals Potential New Gene Associated with Alzheimer’s Disease
    By IU School of Medicine | December 14, 2010.
75. Few Long-Term Psychological Effects after Job Loss
    By American Psychological Association (APA) | December 14, 2010.
76. Many Brain Tumor Patients Use Homeopathy, Alternative Treatments
    By American Academy of Neurology (AAN) | December 14, 2010.
77. Racial and Socioeconomic Disparities in Parkinson’s
    By University of Maryland Medical Center | December 14, 2010.
78. Study Shows Way to Block Neurodegeneration in Adult form of Fragile X Syndrome
    By University of Michigan Health System | December 14, 2010.
79. A Visual History of The Brain to Be Presented by ‘Portraits of The Mind’ Author at Public Event in New York
    By Adrienne Burke | New York Academy of Sciences | December 13, 2010.
80. DFG Research Center ‘Molecular Physiology of The Brain’ Extended by 4 Years
    By Marco Finetti | Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft | December 13, 2010.
81. Medistem Co-Authors Scientific Publication Detecting Neurodegeneration Before Symptoms Develop
    By Medistem Inc. | December 13, 2010.
82. New Risk Factors for Brain Metastases in Breast Cancer Patients Uncovered by Fox Chase Researchers
    By Diana Quattrone | Fox Chase Cancer Center | December 13, 2010.
83. New Society for Social Neuroscience to Help Guide Emerging Field
    By William Harms | University of Chicago | December 13, 2010.
84. Spinal Cord Injury Patient Treated with Non-Matched Adult Stem Cells
    By Medistem Inc. | December 13, 2010.
85. Rubbish Trucks on Strike in The Brains of People with Alzheimer’s
    By Alzheimer’s Society | December 12, 2010.
86. Boxing Bad for The Brain
    By Deutsches Aerzteblatt International, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 11, 2010.
87. Key Protein Discovered That Allows Nerve Cells to Repair Themselves
    By Barbara K. Kennedy | Penn State | December 11, 2010.
88. Our Brains Are Wired So We Can Better Hear Ourselves Speak, New Study Shows
    By University of California – Berkeley | Medical News Today | December 11, 2010.
89. Workshop to Focus on Synchrony in Biological Systems
    By Catherine Crawley | National Institute for Mathematical and Biological Synthesis (NIMBioS) | December 11, 2010.
90. Alzheimer’s Patients Clear Less of Plaque Component
    By Washington University in St. Louis | December 10, 2010.
91. Brain’s Inherent Ability to Focus Learning Discovered by Scientists
    By University of Bristol | Medical News Today | December 10, 2010.
92. Key Protein Allows Nerve Cells to Regenerate
    By Catharine Paddock, Ph.D. | Medical News Today | December 10, 2010.
93. Molecular Glue Needed to Wire The Brain Discovered by Yale Scientists
    By Bill Hathaway | Yale University | December 10, 2010.
94. Neuroimaging: Voodoo, New Phrenology, or Scientific Breakthrough? Introduction to Special Section on FMRI
    By Keri Chiodo | Association for Psychological Science | December 10, 2010.
95. New 5-Minute Alzheimer’s Screening Test Published by CNS-Neuro
    By CNS-Neuro | December 10, 2010.
96. Poor Brain Protein Elimination Linked to Alzheimer’s Development
    By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 10, 2010.
97. Researchers Track The Impacts of Depression During Pregnancy
    By University of Michigan Health System | December 10, 2010.
98. What Zen Meditators Don’t Think about Won’t Hurt Them
    By University of Montreal | December 10, 2010.
99. $6.4M NIH Award Supports Research in TB Genetics, Brain Tumor Treatment, Cancer Genetics, Ethical and Societal Issues in Human Genetic Research
    By Christina DeAngelis | Case Western Reserve University | December 9, 2010.
100. Alkermes Announces Results from Phase 2 Study of ALKS 33 in Alcohol Dependence
     By Alkermes, Inc. | December 9, 2010.
101. Brain’s Visual Circuits Do Error Correction on The Fly
     By Ashley Yeager | Duke University | December 9, 2010.
102. Clinical Trial of UCI-Created Neural Stem Approved by Swiss Agency
     By Tom Vasich | University of California – Irvine | December 9, 2010.
103. Different Origins Discovered for Medulloblastoma Tumor Subtypes
     By St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital | December 9, 2010.
104. Fewer Synapses More Efficient Learning
     By Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 9, 2010.
105. Ginseng Might Boost Brain Power, but Evidence Is Weak
     By Health Behavior News Service | December 9, 2010.
106. Heart Attack, New Hope in Delaying Brain Damage in Cardiac Arrest Victims
     By The Brain Injury Foundation | December 9, 2010.
107. Melanopsin Looks on The Bright Side of Life
     By Salk Institute for Biological Studies | December 9, 2010.
108. Moving Closer to Stem Cell Treatment of Brain Diseases
     By Tom Rickey | University of Rochester Medical Center | December 9, 2010.
109. New Research into Targeted Treatment of Alzheimer’s
     By Gabrielle DeMarco Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | December 9, 2010.
110. Novel Compounds Show Early Promise in Treatment of Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, Alzheimer’s
     By Margaret Allen | Southern Methodist University | December 9, 2010.
111. See off Alzheimer’s with The Colour Purple
     By Manchester University, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 9, 2010.
112. Seizure Generation in Brain Is Isolated from Surrounding Brain Regions
     By Mayo Clinic | December 9, 2010.
113. Surgery Benefits The ‘Vast Majority’ of Acoustic Tumor Patients
     By Jim Ritter | Loyola University Health System | December 9, 2010.
114. Therapy May Reverse Stroke Damage by Jump-Starting Growth of Nerve Fibers
     By Loyola University Health System | Medical News Today | December 9, 2010.
115. Uroplasty Updates National Government Services Coverage Decision for Posterior Tibial Nerve Stimulation (PTNS)
     By Uroplasty, Inc. | December 9, 2010.
116. Why Alzheimer’s Disease Kills Some Neuron Types First
     By Daniel Kane | University of California – San Diego | December 9, 2010.
117. Widening Our Perceptions of Reading and Writing Difficulties
     By Elsevier, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 9, 2010.
118. Alzheimer’s Association Brings Together Thought Leaders on Medicare Annual Wellness Visit
     By Alzheimer’s Association | December 8, 2010.
119. Can Transplanted Neuronal Progenitor Cells Develop into Functioning Neurons
     By American Epilepsy Society (AES) | December 8, 2010.
120. Cipher Pharmaceuticals Using MedAvante Centralized Ratings in Phase 3 Study
     By MedAvante, Inc. | December 8, 2010.
121. Drug Combination Twice As Effective As Single Drug in Protecting Brain Cells
     By American Epilepsy Society (AES) | December 8, 2010.
122. Experiments Suggest Possible New Approach to Stem Cell Therapy for Spinal Cord Injury
     By Wolters Kluwer Health: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins | December 8, 2010.
123. Long-Term Prognosis Is Excellent for Most Children with Seizures
     By Elizabeth Rice | Mayo Clinic | December 8, 2010.
124. Researchers Reverse Stroke Damage by Jumpstarting Nerve Fibers
     By Loyola University Health System | December 8, 2010.
125. St. Jude Medical Neurostimulation Study Demonstrates Sustained Improvement in Chronic Low Back Pain Symptoms and Quality of Life
     By St. Jude Medical | December 8, 2010.
126. Taking An Active Role in Learning Enhances Memory
     By University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | Medical News Today | December 8, 2010.
127. Are Seizures Due to Cerebral Hemorrhage Going Undiagnosed in The ICU?
     By American Epilepsy Society (AES) | December 7, 2010.
128. Being Born in Winter Affects Biological Clock, Influencing Neurological Disorder Risk
     By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 7, 2010.
129. Biomarker Identified for Predicting Increased Risk of Developing Post Traumatic Epilepsy
     By American Epilepsy Society (AES) | December 7, 2010.
130. Birth Light Cycle Dramatically Affects Babies’ Biological Clocks
     By Vanderbilt University | Medical News Today | December 7, 2010.
131. How The Brain’s Architecture Makes Our View of The World Unique
     By Craig Brierley | Wellcome Trust | December 7, 2010.
132. IV Drug Could Be Major Advance in Halting Acute Seizures in Newborns
     By American Epilepsy Society (AES) | December 7, 2010.
133. Parkinson’s Drug Could Treat Restless Leg Syndrome
     By Medical College of Georgia | December 7, 2010.
134. Post Traumatic Seizure Rate in Children Double The Adult Rate
     By American Epilepsy Society (AES) | December 7, 2010.
135. Potential to Reverse Damage Caused by Multiple Sclerosis
     By University of Cambridge | Medical News Today | December 7, 2010.
136. Report Favorable Result of Pilot Feasibility Trial for Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation for Epilepsy
     By American Epilepsy Society (AES) | December 7, 2010.
137. Sangart, Inc. Announces Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with The U.S. Navy to Evaluate MP4 Molecule in Traumatic Brain Injury
     By Sangart, Inc. | December 7, 2010.
138. California Stem Cell Inc. Files IND to Commence Phase I Clinical Trial in Spinal Muscular Atrophy
     By Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy | California Stem Cell, Inc. | December 6, 2010.
139. Dynamics of Chaperone Protein Critical in Rescuing Brains of Alzheimer’s Mice from Neuron Damage
     By Anne DeLotto Baier | University of South Florida (USF Health) | December 6, 2010.
140. First Meningococcal A Conjugate Vaccine Launched in Burkina Faso
     By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 6, 2010.
141. Scientists Report Study of ‘Brain Maps’ for How Humans Reach; Robotics and Machine-Brain Interface for Paraplegics May Benefit
     By Gail Gallessich | University of California – Santa Barbara | December 6, 2010.
142. St. Jude Medical Announces New Approvals of Five-Column Neurostimulation Lead to Manage Chronic Pain
     By St. Jude Medical | December 6, 2010.
143. Medtronic Announces CD HORIZON(R) System 510k Pedicle Screw Clearance for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis
     By Medtronic’s Spine Business | Medtronic | December 5, 2010.
144. Myelin Damage Potentially Reversed Using Stem Cells – Hope for Multiple Sclerosis Patients
     By Christian Nordqvist | Medical News Today | December 5, 2010.
145. 3-D Map of Fly Brain Is to Neuroscience What Genome Is to Genetics
     By Elisabeth (Lisa) Lyons | Cell Press | December 4, 2010.
146. Neuraltus Pharmaceuticals Reports Clinical Results from Phase 1/2 NP002 Study in The Treatment of Dyskinesias
     By Neuraltus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | December 4, 2010.
147. Researchers Achieve Extensive Regeneration in Nerve Connecting Eye to Brain
     By Children’s Hospital Boston | December 4, 2010.
148. Drug Target for Mad Cow Disease and Related Illnesses Revealed by New Prion Discovery
     By Cody Mooneyhan | Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology | December 3, 2010.
149. Dysfunction in Blood Vessel Walls Could Be Risk Factor for Alzheimer’s As Well As Heart Disease
     By Catharine Paddock, Ph.D. | Medical News Today | December 3, 2010.
150. Elekta to Highlight Next Generation MEG System for Studying Brain Activity at American Epilepsy Society Meeting
     By Elekta | December 3, 2010.
151. Frequently Used Antiepileptic Drug Linked to Spina Bifida in Infants
     By British Medical Journal | December 3, 2010.
152. Myocardial Infarction and Insomnia
     By Véronique Allaire | University of Montreal | December 3, 2010.
153. Odors in Womb Sensitize Fetus to Smells, Alter Brain Development
     By University of Colorado Denver | Medical News Today | December 3, 2010.
154. SUTENT® Receives European Approval for A New Indication in Progressive Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors (NET)
     By Pfizer Inc. | December 3, 2010.
155. Women & Infants’ Physician Authors Chapter in Reference Book
     By Susan McDonald | Women & Infants Hospital | December 3, 2010.
156. Diabetic Brains Suffer from Lack of Cholesterol
     By Cell Press | Medical News Today | December 2, 2010.
157. Fatigue and Excessive Daytime Sleepiness Should Be Assessed Separately in Parkinson’s
     By Wiley – Blackwell, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 2, 2010.
158. MRI Scan Detects Autism Biomarkers in Brain
     By Catharine Paddock, Ph.D. | Medical News Today | December 2, 2010.
159. New Brain Tumor Vaccine to Be Tested in Humans
     By Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center | December 2, 2010.
160. Research Supports Newborn Screening and Early Treatment for Rare Genetic Disorder, MPS I
     By LA BioMed | December 2, 2010.
161. Study Finds Children with Autism Have Mitochondrial Dysfunction
     By Phyllis Brown | University of California – Davis Health System | December 2, 2010.
162. Study Pinpoints Molecular Mechanism That Causes Teens to Be Less Sensitive to Alcohol Than Adults
     By Baylor University | December 2, 2010.
163. Virtual Biopsy May Allow Earlier Diagnosis of Brain Disorder in Athletes
     By Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) | December 2, 2010.
164. An Unorthodox Route to Understanding The Human Neurosystem
     By George Hunka | American Friends of Tel Aviv University | December 1, 2010.
165. Brain Scans Show Effects of Parkinson’s Drug
     By Washington University in St. Louis | December 1, 2010.
166. Cytheris Announces Clinical Case Combining Interleukin-7 CYT107 with Antiviral Agent CMX001 for Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML)
     By Cytheris | December 1, 2010.
167. Diabetes May Clamp Down on Cholesterol The Brain Needs
     By Joslin Diabetes Center | December 1, 2010.
168. New Tool to Measure Quality of Patient Care
     By Mark Wheeler | University of California – Los Angeles | December 1, 2010.
169. Salk Institute Creates Renato Dulbecco Chair in Genomics and Roger Guillemin Chair in Neuroscience
     By Kat Kearney | Salk Institute | December 1, 2010.
170. Study Suggests Earliest Brain Changes Associated with The Genetic Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease May Have Implications for Preventive Therapies
     By IOS Press BV, AlphaGalileo Foundation | December 1, 2010.

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