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Category Archives: Neuroscience
A Marvellous Month of Science
Taking vitamin supplements might not be as healthy as you think Antioxidant vitamins, like vitamin C and E, are thought to boost health by reducing the creation of DNA-damaging free radicals that can contribute to the ageing process. In lab … Continue reading
Posted in Disease, Medicine, Neuroscience, Science
Tagged antioxidant, BigBrain, blood, brain, cancer, haematopoietic, hyaluronan, lifespan, naked mole rat, short-tailed field vole, stem cell, vitamin
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Lights! Action! On Mood and Brain Function
The response of the human brain to light harks back to Cro-Magnon times, when sunrise signalled the earliest opportunity to leave your cave to get your breakfast without being pounced on by a carnivorous beast lurking in the shadows. In … Continue reading
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