Can lipid from breast milk ease cerebral palsy?
A fatty molecule in breast milk might reduce cerebral palsy in premature infants, according to a study with neonatal mice.
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A fatty molecule in breast milk might reduce cerebral palsy in premature infants, according to a study with neonatal mice.
About 60,000 babies are born before 32 weeks gestation in the United States every year, and 10% of them will develop cerebral palsy resulting from infections that damage nerve fibers deep in the brain called white matter. But Duke University researchers may have found a way forward in discovering a treatment.
Researchers created a high-definition scan of a mouse's brain that is 64 million times sharper than a normal MRI.
The sharpest-ever scans of a mouse brain have been taken by scientists, marking a significant milestone in medical history, nearly fifty years on from
Researchers from North Carolina, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and Indiana used a high-powered MRI scanner to deliver the most detailed brain scans ever. The scans were of mice brains, not humans.