neurological
Britishadjective
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"Many neurodevelopmental, mental health and neurological conditions are linked to the way the brain is wired. Indeed, differences in brain wiring predict difficulties with attention, language, memory, and a whole host of different behaviors."
From Science Daily
Understanding how vesicles behave under normal conditions is key to identifying where communication begins to fail in neurological diseases, Watanabe says.
From Science Daily
Jacob was diagnosed with the rare condition when he was a few days old, and since developed gastrointestinal dystonia, a debilitating stomach condition caused by neurological impairment.
From BBC
They note that the increasing availability of these medicines suggests progress in access to essential neurological treatments.
From Science Daily
Lead, which is associated with irreversible neurological harm, memory problems, and reduced IQ in children, exceeded the limit in 32.9% of the samples, with some measurements reaching nearly four times the accepted threshold.
From Science Daily
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