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December 18, 2007

Volume 7, Issue 24

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• For Your Patients

  • • For Your Patients
    Stem Cells Created Without Human Embryos — What Does it Mean for Embryonic Stem-Cell Research?
  • • For Your Patients
    ADHD Brains Lag in Development, New Study Finds
  • • For Your Patients
    Neural Progenitor Cells Tracked Non-invasively in Humans
  • • For Your Patients
    Researcher Reverse Myotonic Symptoms in Dystrophic Mice
  • • For Your Patients
    Focal White Matter Defects May Underlie Reading Disability in Patients with Periventricular Heterotopia
  • • For Your Patients
    Iraq Vets Report More Mental Problems Months After Return

• At the Meetings

  • • At the Meetings
    New Insights into the Shared Molecular Mechanisms of Immune and Neuronal Connections
  • • At the Meetings
    AD Gene May Affect Cognitive Function in Children
  • • At the Meetings
    New Studies Probe the Unique Teenage Brain for Risky Behavior and Cannabis Use
  • • At the Meetings
    Caffeine and Fish Oil Found Neuroprotective for Alzheimer Disease
  • • At the Meetings
    In Combat Veterans with PTSD, Memory Deficits Associated with Decreased Frontotemporal Activity
  • • At the Meetings
    2008–2010 Meeting Planner

• Policy and Practice

  • • Policy and Practice
    Maintenance of Certification: What it Means to You and How the AAN Can Help

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