A research team co-led by @CWRUSOM's Paul Tesar and Ben Clayton is using cutting-edge techniques to study brain cells that become toxic in multiple sclerosis (MS), searching for clues to what may protect the nervous system from damage. Get the details: https://t.co/2fmem5zUO9
Free lunches for children is such an easy litmus test. If you are against it, I can easily disregard anything you ever say and forget you exist entirely.
Common household chemicals pose a risk to the brain’s myelinating cells
Thrilled to share groundbreaking findings from our latest study led by @ErinFCohn at @CWRUSOM's Institute for Glial Sciences, in collaboration with the U.S. @EPA.
https://t.co/9gxhHu2d3y
A team led by @CWRUSOM researchers has identified a new therapeutic approach for combatting neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s by targeting astrocytes, the brain’s most abundant cells. Learn more about the findings: https://t.co/rdxa7qsOPp
.@cwru School of Medicine has awarded Paul Tesar the school’s highest honor—the Case Medal for Excellence in Health and Science Innovation, which honors accomplished faculty who are transforming research, education and patient care. https://t.co/SWEePjvLjv
So universities make research professors pay for their entire salary & research through grant funding, but then the university also takes a cut of your grant funding? Seems like you’d have to always apply for grants, so when do you do research? Is this why you’re all kinda grumpy
Ignoring a partner in favor of your phone — known as phone snubbing or "phubbing" — can lead to feelings of distrust and ostracism. Here’s how to stop. https://t.co/5twWd69Xbj