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Why do our memories begin so late into our lives?

The science behind forgotten beginnings Have you ever tried to recall your earliest memory, only to realize that much of your infancy remains a mystery?…

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The prefrontal cortex: The late bloomer of the brain

The prefrontal cortex, responsible for planning, impulse control, and social behavior, is famously the last part of the brain to fully mature. According to research…

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 Fun Fact of the Week: The power of stem cell transplants to benefit panda health

Aaliyah Brown | February 12th, 2025 Giant pandas, a symbol of wildlife conservation, encounter various health challenges both in the wild and in captivity. One…

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How sleep deprivation impacts college students’ health and academic success

Aaliyah Brown | December 30th, 2024 When asked about their sleep habits, Vanderbilt students shared a common theme: sleep often takes a back seat to…

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Stem Cell Series, Part 2: Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s role in advancing stem cell transplants

Innovations in stem cell treatments for various diseases have made Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center a leader in the field.

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