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00:53 Fish immune cells lend clues to spinal cord repair Fish immune cells lend clues to spinal cord repair	Fish immune cells lend clues to spinal cord repair Scientists have found the immune system plays a key role in helping zebrafish nerve cells to regenerate after injury. The findings offer clues for developing treatments that could one day help people… science edinburgh neuroscience neuroscience edinburgh medical school regenerative medicine zebrafish From Jennifer Middleton on November 8th, 2018 0 likes 8 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created November 7th, 2018
46:37 Mending myelin: orchestrating brain repair in MS Mending myelin: orchestrating brain repair in MS	Mending myelin: orchestrating brain repair in MS In her inaugural lecture Professor Anna Williams discusses how studying human MS brain tissue and laboratory models of remyelination can increase our understanding of how this repair process works… cmvm inaugural lecture myelin multiple sclerosis brain centre for clinical brain sciences edinburgh neuroscience mrc centre for regenerative medicine From Peter Crooks on May 1st, 2018 0 likes 382 plays 0 Publisher Jenny Durkin Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language english Date Created May 30th, 2018
02:57 Resilience and Depression: the STRADL project Resilience and Depression: the STRADL project	Resilience and Depression: the STRADL project What makes people resilient to depression? Depression is a very common psychiatric disorder but also one of the least studied. Past research tried to pin down the reasons that led people to… depression resilience edinburgh neuroscience centre for clinical brain sciences centre for cognitive ageing and cognitive epidemiology From Rebecca Devon on April 12th, 2018 0 likes 66 plays 0 Publisher Rebecca Devon Licence Type Refer to YouTube licence Language English
01:04:13 Prof Richard Morris: Memory: why it matters and… Prof Richard Morris: Memory: why it matters and how it works	Prof Richard Morris: Memory: why it matters and how it works The Edinburgh Neuroscience Christmas Lecture 2016 delivered by Professor Richard Morris, CBE, FRS, Professor of Neuroscience, Centre for Cognitive & Neural Systems, and 2016 Brain Prize Winner … neuroscience centre for discovery brain sciences christmas lecture memory edinburgh neuroscience From Jane Haley on December 11th, 2017 0 likes 52 plays 0 Licence Type Refer to YouTube licence Date Created December 7th, 2016
26:53 Another good reason to lower blood pressure:… Another good reason to lower blood pressure: stroke due to brain haemorrhage	Another good reason to lower blood pressure: stroke due to brain haemorrhage Professor Rustam Al Shahi Salman , Professor of Clinical Neurology, University of Edinburgh centre for clinical brain sciences edinburgh neuroscience stroke neurology global health global health academy From Jane Haley on June 28th, 2017 0 likes 14 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Neuroscience and Global Health Academy Licence Type Refer to YouTube licence Language English Date Created October 29th, 2015
23:52 Impact of simple treatments on the global burden… Impact of simple treatments on the global burden of stroke	Impact of simple treatments on the global burden of stroke Dr Will Whitely, MRC Clinician Scientist and Honorary Consultant Neurologist, University of Edinburgh centre for clinical brain sciences stroke global health global health academy treatment edinburgh neuroscience neurology From Jane Haley on June 21st, 2017 0 likes 8 plays 0 Publisher Edinburgh Neuroscience and Global Health Academy Licence Type Refer to YouTube licence Language English Date Created October 29th, 2015

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