Neurodegenerative disease is an illness caused by the progressive loss of structure or function of neurons (nerve cells), including death of neurons for example motor neurone disease or Alzheimer's disease.
'What's up with Lorraine?' is a comic book about six superheroes - each with their own body-inspired superpowers - who live on a faraway planet called Mediland, which resembles key parts of the human body...
Human brain cells with Parkinson's disease have been successfully grown in a Petri dish, allowing researchers to study them in unprecedented detail. Researchers used a technique in which skin cells are transformed into induced pluripotent stem cells, which can then be made to change into any cell type — in this case, neurons...
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