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Big hats, big smells – this is why you crave all the food at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

March 11, 2024 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo,  otolaryngology – head and neck surgery,  smells

Dr. Tran Locke explains why certain smells create food cravings inside the body.

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From the Labs: Image of the Month

two distinct neuronal populations in separate compartments of a microfluidic device. On the left, neurons express the 4R tau form (pink), which is associated with toxicity in Alzheimer’s disease, while on the right there are neurons from healthy individuals expressing normal tau (blue). In the central microgroove region of the device, neurons extend axons between the compartments. From the Labs: Tau travels between neurons

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