Neuroscience
Traumatic brain injury: Federal grant will support search for drug that targets long-term and short-term effects
Therapy could benefit more than 400,000 U.S. soldiers and veterans
Pioneering research seeks a connection between leakiness in the gut and cognitive impairment in stroke patients
A&M team publishes findings in the journal Brain, Behavior and Immunity
Today’s shift work may increase stroke severity later on, study says
Research identifies adverse effects long after returning to a normal schedule
Trailblazing model could accelerate treatment for post-traumatic epilepsy
A&M researchers publish findings in the journal Experimental Neurology
New therapy may offer faster relief for cases of postpartum depression
Condition offers an unusually small window for treatment
Lethal agents: Study examines options for emergency treatment
Answers could benefit pest control, agriculture and armed forces
Adding neurosteroids to medications may help treat refractory seizures
Researchers use isobolographic analysis to select combination with highest efficacy
Treating epilepsy in women requires new approach, research suggests
Medications that work in male brains often fail in female brains, A&M scientist says
Fear as fun: Why do some people enjoy horror films, haunted houses?
Research explains why fear can be so entertaining