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La Loche hopes for better future after deadly shootings, struggles with youth suicides
CBC.ca Hope for a better La Loche has helped keep Perry Herman alive. The 27-year-old resident of the village with Saskatchewan's highest suicide rate — three times the national average — admits he has thought about taking his own life. But faith, family … La Loche residents share tales of love and fear after mass shootingToronto Star all 2,502 news articles » |
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La Loche hopes for better future after deadly shootings, struggles with youth suicides
CBC.ca Hope for a better La Loche has helped keep Perry Herman alive. The 27-year-old resident of the village with Saskatchewan's highest suicide rate — three times the national average — admits he has thought about taking his own life. But faith, family … La Loche residents share tales of love and fear after mass shootingToronto Star all 2,502 news articles » |
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Scientists Alter Monkey Genes to Mimic Autism
Braindecoder The researchers, who published their findings in the journal Nature today, think their transgenic monkey model could be much more promising than rodent models for scientists who are trying to pin down the exact brain circuits responsible for the … and more » |
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Engraftment of enteric neural progenitor cells into the injured adult brain
BMC Blogs Network Using different models of brain injury in combination with either local or systemic cell delivery, we show that transplanted enteric neuronal progenitor cells survive, proliferate, and differentiate into neuronal and glial lineages in vivo. Moreover … |
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Engraftment of enteric neural progenitor cells into the injured adult brain
BMC Blogs Network Using different models of brain injury in combination with either local or systemic cell delivery, we show that transplanted enteric neuronal progenitor cells survive, proliferate, and differentiate into neuronal and glial lineages in vivo. Moreover … |
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La Loche hopes for a better future after deadly shooting, struggles with youth suicides
CBC.ca Hope for a better La Loche has helped keep Perry Herman alive. The 27-year-old resident of the town with Saskatchewan's highest suicide rate — three times the national average — admits he has thought about taking his own life. But faith, family … |
Source: Brain Injury News
