Neuroscience

A physician wearing blue scrubs analyzes scans of the brain.
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Biotech and pharma leaders reveal the neurological therapies in development that they’re most excited about.
A woman cringes in pain while holding her right hand to her jaw.
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A statistical model using two measures of brain activity could anticipate if people given an injection would be in severe pain for the next month.
Mitochondria viewed under a microscope, depicted in a glowing style against a dark blue background.
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In a Phase 2b trial, Khondrion’s sonlicromanol led to significant health benefits for patients with mitochondrial disease linked to a common mutation. 
A photomicrograph of staining of the enteric nervous system, with neurons in red and glia in green.
A woman sitting on a couch wearing an olive green sweater fidgets with her sweater sleeves to relieve her anxiety.
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A prescription pill bottle lies on its side with some pills in front of it with a blue background.
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A damaged yellow axon extends from a pink neuron to a red muscle fiber.
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A mother holds her new baby against her chest while rubbing her eyes in a black and white photo.
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Close-up of green, rod-shaped bacteria, representing microorganisms in the intestinal microbiome.
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A young woman puts her hand on her head with a laptop in front of her.
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Cells with blue membranes secreting extracellular vesicles.
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A visual representation of an adeno-associated virus used in gene therapies.
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A man holds his stomach, in pain.
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Futuristic-looking pills are shown in light blue over a dark blue background.
Astrocytes shown in light grey are shown over a black background.
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A brain is shown with purple dust flying off the top of it.
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A doctor holds a young boy’s hands in a doctor’s office.
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A close-up photograph of several different types of pills in blister packs.
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An illustration of interconnected neurons glowing with orange light, representing neural activity
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An illustration of cells with orange nuclei and transparent cytoplasm
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