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>> see you. welcome to "the beat." im ari melber. i hope you stay with us. tonight we begin with developments that i think really offer a kind of a contrast in this period of legal reckoning and accountability we have been talking about together because we were thinking about this for tonights show. if you look at all of the prosecutors and all the investigators and all of the probes that donald trump has faced, including squaring off against big-time experienced investigators like p...

Intermittent theta burst stimulation for refractory depression failed to outperform rTMS. Nevertheless, the results are valuable because they show the potential merit of an individualized approach.

Five-year-old Akshita Yadav from Greater Noida made history as the youngest to undergo awake brain surgery at AIIMS Delhi, removing a left perisylvian intraaxial brain tumor. This advanced procedure keeps the patient awake, safeguarding vital functions like speech and movement in real-time. Its crucial for tumors near vital brain areas, preserving language and sensory abilities. Advanced technology, including MRI, aided in precise tumor removal. Akshitas quick recognition of PM Modis picture sho...

Early life adversity is associated with greater amygdala reactivity and diminished prefrontal cortex reactivity, according to the results of a meta-analysis of 83 neuroimaging studies.

New findings may take scientists a step closer to understanding what causes SUDEP-;Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy-;a rare but fatal complication of epilepsy.

A single dose of GLP-1 receptor agonist liraglutide produced short-term correction of a deficit in associative learning found in people with insulin insensitivity and obesity in a controlled study.

A study demonstrates that effective, intensive pain therapy is not simply a matter of administering the correct analgesic, according to an anesthesiologist.

"In simple words, the subjects were more ready for action and alert to external stimuli after having coffee," said Maria Pico-Perez of Jaume I University, Spain, and the study's first author.

Well, weve got some good news for the physicians out there, and weve got some bad news.

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