How the risks of drinking increase in older age
In The New York Times, Dr. Sara Jo Nixon discusses how alcohol impacts the body as you age.
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Summer Neuroscience Internship Program builds next generation of scientists
In its 10th year, the SNIP program has trained 119 undergrads throughout the U.S. with hands-on laboratory work and mentorship opportunities.
What makes a smell bad?
MBI researchers at the Florida Chemical Senses Institute reveal the mechanisms behind how your brain decides you dislike a smell.
Strong minds, strong voices
Dr. Michael Jaffee discussed findings from a new survey about brain injury awareness, causes and symptoms on an NPR podcast.
Does vagus nerve stimulation really work?
Drs. Tracy Centanni and Eric Porges discuss the role of the vagus nerve and the efficacy of stimulation treatments.
From rejection to revolution: mRNA vaccines go beyond infections to diseases in the brain
Dr. Elias Sayour describes his groundbreaking research to find new treatments for glioblastoma for Inside Precision Medicine.
From dance to discovery: Dr. Vinata Vedam-Mai’s journey
Inspired by her mother’s battle with Parkinson’s MBI researcher Dr. Vinata Vedam-Mai pursued a career in neuroscience and studies the immune system’s role in Parkinson’s.
Florida scientists champion ‘Food Is Medicine’ movement
Dr. Michael Jaffee co-authored PNAS paper creating a roadmap to combat the U.S. obesity crisis.
Dementia and Alzheimer’s might not be why you’re losing your memory
In The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Dr. Thomas Foster discussed how forgetfulness and some memory loss with age doesn't always indicate dementia or Alzheimer's.
MBI May e-newsletter: The Brainstorm
Catch up on some of the latest neuroscience and neuromedicine research news around the MBI and beyond.
