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Statewide project to provide care and support to people living with dementia and their care partners
An Indiana University School of Medicine statewide project in collaboration with Indiana University Health was recently funded to support people living with dementia as well ...
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Overlooked part of brain could play critical role in addiction recovery
Researchers from Indiana University School of Medicine have discovered a neglected brain region that could play a critical role in how likely a person with ...
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![Tau protein in Alzheimer's disease, illustration. The insets show two ways in which pathological phosphorylation (yellow) of Tau proteins (red-orange) by kinases (blue-purple) affect nerve cells in what is called a neurofibrillary tangle. The main illustration showing a nerve cell (neuron, blue, lower left) and its axon (across bottom), shown in a misshapen and abnormal state. Pathological aggregations of tau proteins cause disintegration of microtubules (inset at left). The transport of synaptic vesicles (orange-blue spheres, inset at right) is also interrupted. A neurofibrillary tangle consists of abnormal aggregates and insoluble fibres of the protein tau. Tau protein is an abundant neural protein, aggregations of which are thought to play a role in Alzheimer's disease and other neural disorders.]()
Neuroscientists create new resource to improve Alzheimer’s disease research models
Genetic diversity key to new study on abnormal protein accumulation in the brain—a hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease development
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Chip Ganassi Racing Honda sports IU Simon Comprehensive Cancer Center livery
Chip Ganassi Racing revealed its new livery: the No. 11 IU Simon Cancer Center race car that will be driven by Marcus Armstrong at this ...
