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Depression in young people

Depression in young people
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United statesUnited kingdomNew zealandGreat britainNat neurosciAmerican psychiatric associationInternational classification of diseasesChild adolesc ment healthPsychiatric genomics consortiumJ adolesc healthNational health serviceLancet child adolesc healthPenn resiliency programmeUs preventive services taskHealth psycholEvaluation of the patient health

Researchers described how cerebellum modulates our ability to socialize

Researchers described how cerebellum modulates our ability to socialize
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Emmanuel valjentLaura cutandoNat neurosciUniversity of lausanne switzerlandNature neuroscienceInstitut de neurociMitochondrial neuropathology

How the Cerebellum Controls Our Ability To Socialize

A recent study has revealed that changes to dopamine receptors on a specific cell type in the cerebellum alter our ability to socialize.

Comunidad autonoma de catalunaEmmanuel valjentLaura cutandoNat neurosciMontpellier university franceUniversity of montpellier franceUniversity of lausanne switzerlandInstitut de neurociUniversitat autMontpellier universityMitochondrial neuropathology

Light Stimulation Spurs Neural Stem Cells and Cognition in Mice

Scientists at the UNC School of Medicine used optogenetic techniques to stimulate specific brain cells to increase production of neural stem cells and neurons relevant to memory and emotion processing in animal models.

Yan jia luoYa dong liNat neurosciSchool of medicineNeuroscience centerUniversity of north carolina school medicineJuan songNorth carolina schoolNature neuroscience

Why a Specific Type of Neuron Dies in Parkinson s Disease

Parkinson s disease is marked by the death of dopamine-producing neurons in the brain specifically in the substantia nigra, a structure deep within a region of the brain called the midbrain. Why do these cells, and only some of them, die?

United statesEvan macoskoFei chenTushar kamathNat neurosciBroad institutePsychiatric researchStanley centerMassachusetts general hospitalNature neuroscience