nerves
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Nerve stimulation treats severe depression
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Material can reconnect severed nerves
The researchers showed that the material can precisely stimulate neurons remotely and to bridge the gap in a rat's broken sciatic nerve.
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Nerve-cancer distance may be key to oral cancer outcomes
The space between nerves and tumor cells may help identify the most aggressive oral cancers, which could offer patients a better chance of survival.
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How Epstein-Barr virus sets off multiple sclerosis
New research is the first to show how the Epstein-Barr virus, a common type of herpes virus, triggers multiple sclerosis.
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Measuring chips amplify and record nerve cells
New microelectrode-array chips for measuring nerve impulses have way more electrodes than previous systems.
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Drug shows promise for fighting rare ALS
An experimental drug called tofersen that could help treat a rare kind of ALS is headed to a phase 3 trial.
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Compound offers complete pain relief in mice
A new compound that offers targeted treatment provided complete pain relief when tested in mice, researchers report.
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Electronic skin could give prosthetics a better sense of touch
A new electronic skin may one day give robots and prosthetic devices a sense of touch that rivals the real thing.
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Future poison ivy treatment could target nerves
Steroids and antihistamines are go-to treatments for poison ivy, but they're only partially effective. New research identifies promising drug targets.
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Nerve transfer restores some hand motion after spine injury
Nerve transfer surgery shows promise in restoring some hand movement for people with tetraplegia after a spinal cord injury.
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Spiders inspire nerve-like sensors for drones
With better sensors and inspiration from nature, drones and self-driving cars could detect and avoid objects more easily.
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Nerve transfer restores some motion for kids with rare illness
"Children who had no motion can now bend an elbow or a leg..."