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How To Prevent ALS: What Is The Possibility?
9 Mar 2023admin_alscvf8679

It’s estimated that approximately 20,000 individuals in the US currently suffer from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Although there is no …
Life With ALS: The Stephen Hawking Story
24 Feb 2023admin_alscvf8679

Stephen William Hawking is one of the most influential and inspirational figures of modern times. Diagnosed with a neuromuscular disease …
Signs You Don’t Have ALS and How to Tell if You’re At Risk
16 Jan 2023admin_alscvf8679

Most people have never heard of Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. It is a rare …

New perspectives in diabetic neuropathy 05/31/2023

Eid et al. review the current state of knowledge of diabetic peripheral neuropathy, emphasizing how hyperglycemia and dyslipidemia, against the backdrop of the unique peripheral nerve anatomy, drive bioenergetics failure and injury. Axoglial interactions, pain mechanisms, and rationale-based treatment approaches are also covered.

Representation of intergroup conflict in the human brain 05/26/2023

This NeuroView explores intergroup conflict by synthesizing intergroup differences with three group-related neurocognitive processes. We suggest that intergroup differences at the aggregated-group level and interpersonal level are neurally dissociated and independently influence group dynamics as well as ingroup-outgroup conflicts.

NMDA receptor functions in health and disease: Old actor, new dimensions 05/25/2023

Dupuis et al. discuss recent advances in our understanding of the glutamatergic NMDA receptor, focusing mainly on the dynamics and nanoscale organization of membrane NMDA receptors and their emerging role in ionotropic and non-ionotropic signaling.

Non-coding RNA in the wiring and remodeling of neural circuits 05/24/2023

In this review, Soutschek and Schratt summarize recent progress related to the function of different non-coding RNA families in the development and plasticity of neural circuits in vertebrates. They further highlight implications for human brain evolution and neuropsychiatric disorders.