Recently there has been another round of controversial news regarding genetically modified
organisms (GMO). Perhaps the best known debate on these centers on corn. A recent …

Whereas the Nobel Prize committee erred in not awarding their prize in medicine or
physiology to Moniz for his discovery of cerebral angiography, they did not compound this …

For many years, I undervalued sleep. Why sleep when one can be up and about? Well,
several things have recently caused me to change my mind. Our understanding of sleep and …

The next decade will witness an explosion of research and development in the
neurosciences. The imaging of physiologic and functional processes--the frontier today--will …

Acommon layman's conception of memory is the simple stor-age and retrieval of learned
information that often evokes comparison to a filing system. Our everyday experience of …

To the Editor: The article by Villablanca et al (1) in the August 2002 issue of the AJNR
presents an interesting study, but the results do not support the conclusion that the sensitivity …

Neuroradiology, the top-selling book in the Requisites in Radiology series by Dr. David
Yousem et al., efficiently presents everything you need to know about diagnostic imaging of …

Here is the last part of the triptych that started with the “Per-spectives” on brainstorming that
was followed by the one on verbal overshadowing. I have decided to keep this for last …

The development of precision medicine, gene therapies, advanced imaging techniques,
novel monitoring systems, ingestible or injectable sensors, and remote medical care …

Let's recap: CT was invented in 1972 by Godfrey Hounsfield of the EMI Laboratories in
England and by Allan Cormack of Tufts University in the United States. In 1979, both shared …