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Predicting Nobel Laureates: Experts Weigh In on the 2025 Nobel Prize Contenders
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Predicting Nobel Laureates: Experts Weigh In on the 2025 Nobel Prize Contenders

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 10/02/2025
Scientists share insights on leading Nobel Prize contenders like leptin discoverer Jeffrey Friedman, pioneer of protein phase separation Anthony Hyman, and optogenetics innovator Karl Deisseroth ahead of the 2025 announcements.
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Why New Memories Don’t Overwrite Old Ones: Insights from Sleep Science
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Why New Memories Don’t Overwrite Old Ones: Insights from Sleep Science

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 08/31/2025
New research reveals how different sleep stages in mice help the brain process new and old memories separately, preventing memory overwriting and shedding light on catastrophic forgetting.
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