'Smoking' Region Identified in the Brain
Brain researchers have identified a part of the brain that seems to be key to the smoking habit. Smokers with stroke damage to this region stopped smoking with no effort.Related Videos
- Human Brain Goes Through Growth Spurts and Pruning
- 'Smoking' Region Identified in the Brain
- Regrowing Stroke-damaged Nerve Cells
- Making Stroke-damaged Nerve Cells Regrow
- The Stroke Stopper
- A Filter for the Brain
- Study Examines Link Between Smoking and Strokes
- Coffee May Lower the Risk of Stroke
- Social Networks Help Stroke Patients Live Longer
- Smoking Can Cause Brain Damage in MS Patients
Word of the Day
Word of the Day
provided by The Free Dictionary
Today in History
This Day in History
provided by The Free Dictionary
Quiz Me
What was the INTERNET originally known as in 1969?
or View Results
RSS Feeds