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Dancing cells show how the brain awakens from anesthesia
Alison Satake
March 1, 2024

Mayo Clinic neuroscientists found that special immune cells in the brain called microglia can act to shield neurons from the aftereffects of anesthesia to awaken the brain.

Mayo Clinic Joins the National Microbiome Initiative
Colette Gallagher
May 13, 2016
Mayo Clinic Endocrinologist Honored for Obesity Research
Robert Nellis
May 12, 2016
Discovery’s Edge Launches Online Spanish Edition
Robert Nellis
May 10, 2016
Sharing Mayo Clinic: Successful Clinical Trial Means Celebration
Mayo Clinic Staff
May 8, 2016
Protein may Predict Response to Immunotherapy in Patients with Metastatic Melanoma
Joe Dangor
May 5, 2016
Research Suggests Diabetes Drug Acts Differently from Previous Theories
Robert Nellis
May 5, 2016
$7 Million Research Funding Award for Migraine Research
Julie Janovsky-Mason
May 4, 2016
Discovery’s Edge: Tackling Polycystic Kidney Disease
Mayo Clinic Staff
May 3, 2016
Mayo Field Trip: Students Get Hands-on Look at Medicine
Jeff Olsen
April 28, 2016
Mayo Clinic Research Information Center Presents ‘Changing Lives Through Research’
Colette Gallagher
April 22, 2016
Mayo Clinic Minute: Zika Endemic Areas
Deb Balzer
April 22, 2016
Aspirin Use May Help Prevent Bile Duct Cancer
Joe Dangor
April 19, 2016

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