The cloudy thinking caused by some chemotherapies may be due to Interruptions to DNA repair in the brain.
The cloudy thinking caused by some chemotherapies may be due to Interruptions to DNA repair in the brain.
Neuroscientists are learning how rubbing an injured limb—or for mice, twitching a whisker—can bring pain relief.
Scientists’ CRISPR toolkit expands as researchers explore the natural diversity of bacterial immune systems.
Detailed pictures of the brain’s NMDA receptors will help guide the development of new treatments for psychiatric disorders.
Looking beyond insulin to understand diabetes is helping researchers identify new strategies for managing the disease.
Sometimes an innovative new technique changes the way science is done.
A new approach allows researchers to investigate cells’ mechanical properties in tissue-like environments.
For some scientists, the pursuit of better treatments for brain disorders is deeply personal.
Restabilizing a natural barricade could reduce inflammation and protect neurons in patients with multiple sclerosis.