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Bipolar Crises & The Power of Family And FriendsJune 30, 2017 at 11:43AM Madeline Jaekle (This and other articles are provided by some of our curated resources. We encourage readers to support them and continue to look to these sources in times of need and opportunity.)
Big Travel: Crossing Major Time Zones With BipolarJune 30, 2017 at 11:24AM Erika Nielsen (This and other articles are provided by some of our curated resources. We encourage readers to support them and continue to look to these sources in times of need and opportunity.) Controlling a Single Brain Chemical May Help Expand Window for Learning Language and Music6/30/2017 Neuroscience News, of Neuroscience News Updates just published this:Using mouse models, researchers restricted a key chemical messenger to extend efficient auditory learning until much later in life. Disrupting adenosine signaling in the auditory thalamus allowed researchers to extend the window for auditory learning well into adulthood and far beyond the current critical period. June 30, 2017 at 10:43AM |
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