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Study looks at benefits of two cochlear implants in deaf children

Posted on February 17, 2007

Nature has outfitted us with a pair of ears for good reason: having two ears enhances hearing.

Posted in 2007, Hearing Research, NewsTagged Cochlear Implants, Ruth Litovsky

Waisman Center Opens Early Autism and Communication Research Clinic (EACRC)

Posted on February 15, 2007

The Waisman Center’s newest clinic will help researchers learn more about language development in young children newly diagnosed with autism. The Early Autism and Communication Research Clinic (EACRC), co-directed by Susan Ellis Weismer and Morton …

Posted in 2007, Autism, Clinics, NewsTagged Autism, Early Autism, Susan Ellis Weismer

Fragile X protein may play role in Alzheimer’s disease

Posted on February 13, 2007

A brain afflicted by severe Alzheimer’s disease is a sad sight, a wreck of tangled neural connections and organic rubble as the lingering evidence of a fierce internal battle.

Posted in 2007, Alzheimer’s Disease, Neurodegenerative, NewsTagged Alzheimer’s disease, Fragile X Syndrome

Study profiles rate of autism in Wisconsin

Posted on February 8, 2007

A Wisconsin autism surveillance project reported today (Feb. 8) that approximately five out of every 1,000 Wisconsin children born in 1994 display symptoms indicative of autism.

Posted in 2007, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Epidemiology, NewsTagged Maureen Durkin

Stem cells used to create critical brain barrier in lab

Posted on December 20, 2006

Using neural stem cells derived from the fetal brains of rats, a team of Wisconsin scientists has devised a rudimentary blood-brain barrier in the lab.

Posted in 2006, News, Stem CellsTagged Blood-Brain Barrier, Stem Cells

Maribeth Gettinger, PhD, organizes reading seminar on racial/ethnic topics

Posted on December 16, 2006

Waisman researcher Maribeth Gettinger received a grant from the Institute on Race and Ethnicity for her organization of a campus reading group of books featuring racial/ethnic themes.

Posted in 2006, News, Research

Brain’s ‘fear center’ may underlie autistic behaviors

Posted on December 16, 2006

The brain’s emotional center is unusually small in autistic males with the most severe behavioral impairments, University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers reported this month.

Posted in 2006, Autism, Brain Imaging, News, Research

The work of Rich Pauli with parents of stillborn babies featured in On Wisconsin Magazine

Posted on December 13, 2006

Medical geneticist Richard Pauli has made a career of helping families who have lost an infant to stillbirth.

Posted in 2006, News, Outreach, Service

Rob Zaleski: Sleuths seek cause for explosion of autism

Posted on October 23, 2006

Like most people, I’d never known anyone with the disorder or even heard anyone talk about it.

Posted in 2006, Autism, Epidemiology, News, Research

Work underscores importance of family in caring for people with disabilities

Posted on October 3, 2006

The story that Sandra Magana tells her social work classes is a tale of challenges and of how people rise to them.

Posted in 2006, Neurodegenerative, News
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