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Use of multiple brain-affecting drugs is rising among seniors, despite risks, U-M research finds - Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation Tranquilizers, antidepressants, opioids and anti-psychotic medications carry special risks for older people, alone or in combination 

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Brain changes seen in youth football players without concussion Researchers have found measurable brain changes in children after a single season of playing youth football, even without a concussion diagnosis, according to a new study.

Zika infects neural cells related to skull formation, affecting their function Cranial neural crest cells -- which give rise to the bones and cartilage of the skull -- are vulnerable to Zika virus. The discovery, made by infecting in vitro cultures of human cells, offers a potential mechanism for how children born with the virus can have smaller-than-average skulls and disprop...