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Your brain on hormones: understanding the effects of hormone …
WebAdolescence is a time of profound change – a time of self-discovery and transition that is both exciting and challenging. These changes can be attributed in part to the hormones that start circulating at this age, which, in addition to leading to the expression of secondary sex characteristics, trigger a shift in brain development.
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Brain Canada Foundation
WebThe Power of Diverse Partnerships. Brain Canada is the leading foundation dedicated to advancing neuroscience in this country. We drive tangible, actionable change through our unique and holistic approach which aims to understand all aspects of the brain in health and disease, as well as our funding initiatives which encourage interdisciplinarity and …
Dr. Alex Parker: Not giving up on the “hard problem” of ALS
WebDr. Parker began this project by cataloging more than 100 of these genes – which either promote axonal regrowth or slow further damage – as potential targets for study in ALS models. “We tested them all. And lo and behold, some of them actually stopped further neurodegeneration in an ALS model,” he says. He then tested his “short list
Clues for stress resilience found at the blood-brain barrier
WebWhat factors promote resilience to stress? Researchers have investigated this question at the level of neurons for decades, but Dr. Caroline Ménard found an answer where the blood system and the nervous system interact, the blood-brain barrier (BBB). Her work shows that social stress alters the BBB and that non-neuronal cells are involved.
Future ALS Therapies and The Brain-Gut Connection
WebWith a $125,000 Discovery Grant, from the ALS Canada Research Program in partnership with Brain Canada, Drs. Parker and Ruiz are empowered to take the next step. The Discovery Grant competition has been made possible by matched funds contributed by the Canada Brain Research Fund, an innovative partnership between the Government of …
Significant funding boost for research on Alzheimer’s and ALS
WebThe CBRF increases Canadians’ support for brain research and expands the philanthropic space for funding brain research to achieve maximum impact. To date, Health Canada has invested more than $145 million in brain research through the CBRF which has been matched by Brain Canada Foundation and its donors and partners.
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