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A Possible Cure for the Baby Blues?
A mechanism in the brains of mice -- specifically, the lack of a protein that is key in adapting to sex hormone fluctuations -- might explain why some human mothers experience depression after giving birth, and the discovery could lead to better treatments for postpartum depression.
Toward a Cure?
A cancer-killing treatment that works astoundingly well in mice is being readied for human trials.
Breathing Is Skin Deep
Skin, at least in mice, responds to the oxygen around it, a finding that may have implications for endurance athletes.
Scamper Forward for the Rodent's Tale
Welcome to Miller-McCune’s new blog, Today In Mice, a round-up of research news from the fields of behavioral science, psychology, and neuroscience, with a healthy dose of genetics and the cognitive sciences thrown in.
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- 1 Deep Throat Meets Data Mining
- 2 Doctor: Vets Need More Basic Training
- 3 Attacking Alzheimer’s with a…
- 4 Under Bush, Science Learned It…
- 5 The Man Who Bridges Troubled Waters
- 6 Brain Injuries Linked to Spirituality
- 7 America’s Mental Health (Care)…
- 8 The VA Brush-Off
- 9 Cautious Optimism for Obama’s…
- 10 Graphic Anti-Meth Ads Ineffective

