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Researchers discover a brain circuit that may enable high-speed back and forth in conversations.

Dr. Michael A. Long’s new study in singing mice could guide future treatments for speech problems.

“Silent-type” neurons may be the most responsible for doing much of the hard work in the mammalian brain.

A new app studies children’s food preferences and emotions and provides suggestions for parents.

New rheumatology study suggests an imbalance in the gut microbiome may drive lupus and flare-ups.

Bacterial imbalances in the gut may be a driving factor in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

Our experts are developing cutting-edge technology that can aid in rehabilitation after stroke.

The center will receive nearly $20 million in funding, a 51 percent increase.

Researchers explore options for profoundly deaf children without functioning cochlear nerves.