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The study findings may have implications for how clinicians treat individuals with depression, corresponding author Matt Nassar says. iStock photo

May 2019 0

Remembering the Good Times

Unexpected rewards improve memories of specific events, which may have implications for treatment of depression.

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Studying fruit flies, researchers at Brown found that alcohol hijacks a conserved memory pathway in the brain, forming the cravings that fuel addiction. Image courtesy Kaun Lab

October 2018 0

Booze on the Brain

Just a few drinks can change how memories are formed.

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  Dr. Rahul Vanjani, Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at Brown, is leading an innovative approach to healthcare. Through his startup, Docs for Health, he and his team are integrating social support directly into medical care, helping patients access vital resources like food, housing, and financial aid. This powerful tech platform aims to streamline social support, reducing paperwork and making it easier for healthcare professionals to connect patients with the help they need.More from The Boston Globe: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  Heartier Tomatoes? Discover how Brown University scientists are helping tomatoes adapt to extreme heat – a critical step for food security amid climate change! By identifying the growth phase most affected by heat and uncovering the molecular mechanisms for resilience, these researchers are paving the way for heartier crops worldwide. 🍅📰 Learn more about their groundbreaking findings published in Current Biology. #climatechange #FoodSecurity ... See MoreSee Less
  
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