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The blood-brain barrier protects your brain by ensuring the important things stay in while pathogens stay out. -
NIH leaders from various institutes discussed the need to consider more social determinants of health in addiction research. -
Smoking nicotine and drinking alcohol are common risk factors that can lead to premature death. Learn how both substances impact our bodies and can lead to addiction. -
Drug abuse is one of the nation's most serious health problems. About 9 percent of Americans, more than 22 million people, abuse drugs on a regular basis. Drug abuse, including alcohol and nicotine, is estimated to cost the U.S. more than $600 billion each year. -
And other neuroscience news you may have missed in November. -
Prolonged attention to internet content can lead to repetitive behaviors, overstimulate our brains, and reward us in ways similar to other forms of addiction. -
Opioids are substances that bind to opioid receptors in the brain to relieve pain. -
Moderate amounts of alcohol do not kill brain cells. -
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A stroke is a block in the brain's blood supply that can be caused by a clot in a blood vessel or rupture of a blood vessel.
