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"It is the first one to show that nicotine exposure early in life can have long-term neurobiological consequences evidenced in mood disorders."— Health News from Medical News Today
Previous preclinical research strategies appear to have focused on the demonstration of drug effects in a wide variety of tests of uncertain validity, rather than on determination of the specific psychological and neurobiological processes affected by putative cognition enhancers.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
Michael Gurian, explains the neurobiological, anthropological, and sociological factors that affect leadership and how different each gender can complement in the work place or public arena.— MercatorNet
New research using MRIs from the University of Regensburg, Germany, indicates that electrosensitives are suffering both cognitive and neurobiological reactions -- but not to the presence or absence of electromagnetic signals that these sufferers believe are causing their symptoms.— Wi-Fi Networking News
The abstract concludes: "These results demonstrate significant cognitive and neurobiological alterations pointing to a higher genuine individual vulnerability of electromagnetic hypersensitive patients."— Wi-Fi Networking News

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