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Neuroanatomy

There’s gold at the end of the Brainbow
Article
/ 28 June 2013

There’s gold at the end of the Brainbow

An ambitious project to map the human brain has vast medical potential – if it’s possible.

By Rowan Philp
First step to reading your mind
Article
/ 13 February 2012

First step to reading your mind

Mind reading a reality but it would require your permission and the removal of the top of your skull.

By Ian Sample
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Article
/ 10 December 2010

Study ‘is breakthrough for MS therapy’

Scientists say they’ve shown that damage done to nerve cells in multiple sclerosis could be reversed by activating stem cells in the body.

By Alok Jha
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/ 10 December 2010

Curing epilepsy

A pioneering new initiative at a British hospital
is using MRI scans to assess whether children with epilepsy should have surgery.

By Denis Campbell
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/ 26 November 2010

Trial use of stem cells for stroke patients

For the first time, stem cells have been injected into the brain of a stroke victim in the hope that the brain will stimulate the growth of new neuron

By Ian Sample
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/ 22 July 2008

The two different worlds in our brains

It was only when a neuroanatomist had a stroke that she understood the gulf between the left and right parts of the brain, writes Emma Brock.

By Staff Reporter

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