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⚽ #DeportesLaRegion | Simón Brainsky llega al Barbadás

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Simón Brainsky llega a Os Carrís
El Barbadás continúa inmerso en el mercado de fichajes y ayer oficializó la llegada del polivalente jugador colombiano, que procede del Ourense CF
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January 14, 2026 at 9:30 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Solstices can mess with our sense of night and day, but so can #Alzheimers disease. According to the Alzheimer’s Research Foundation, researchers at Washington University found that the disease disrupts the brain’s internal clock. #Brainsky #WinterSolstice
Research Discovery: Alzheimer’s disease disrupts the brain’s internal clock, causing patients to lose track of day and night before they lose memories. Diseases Affected: Alzheimer’s disease Key Findings: Alzheimer's disease disrupts the brain’s natural circadian cycle, which not only cause confusion about day and night for the people, but also for their brain’s support cells, which prevents them from clearing out harmful amyloid protein buildups, which destroy neurons. What’s Next? Researchers believe that this finding could set the stage for a new type of therapy to restore or stabilize the brain’s internal rhythm and slow disease progression.
December 22, 2025 at 6:02 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Researchers at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health have discovered how prenatal exposure to the #insecticide #chlorpyrifos (CPF) has lasting effects on the brain, reduce motor skills in children and adolescents. #Brainsky #PublicHealth
Research Discovery: The common insecticide chlorpyrifos (CFP) causes brain damage, leading to poor motor skills in children and adolescents. Key Findings: Researchers determined that prenatal exposure to CFP causes structural and functional brain damage among children in New York City, with severity in direct proportion to the level of exposure. Affected children performed poorly on tests to measure motor speed and coordination. “Current widespread exposures, at levels comparable to those experienced in this sample, continue to place farm workers, pregnant women, and unborn children in harm’s way. It is vitally important that we continue to monitor the levels of exposure in potentially vulnerable populations, especially in pregnant women in agricultural communities, as their infants continue to be at risk”, said Virginia Rauh, ScD, Columbia Mailman School. What’s Next? This research shows exactly how prenatal CFP exposure damages the brain. Reinstating the ban on its use in agricultural applications could likely protect people from these severe effects.
December 19, 2025 at 8:02 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
@aanmember.bsky.social reports new findings that 54% of people in the United States (more than 180 million) are affected by a neurological disorder. This analysis underscores the urgent need for increased funding for #BrainResearch. #Brainsky #Migraine #Neuropathy
A new systemic analysis published in HAMA Neurology has found one in two people in the United States is affected by a neurological disease or disorder.
November 26, 2025 at 8:00 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
We’re excited to share that a new study by THREE past ABF Next Generation Research Grant recipients shows that older adults can slow the onset of #Alzheimers symptoms just by taking 3,000 steps per day! Congrats, Drs. Yau, Chhatwal, and Sperling! #Brainsky
Research Discovery: Older adults can delay cognitive decline from Alzheimer’s disease with just a modest amount of physical activity. Diseases Affected: Alzheimer's Disease Key Findings: Adults with elevated levels of amyloid-beta proteins (a precursor to Alzheimer’s) can delay cognitive decline by three years just by taking 3,000 steps per day. And they can delay this decline by seven years by taking 5,000 to 7,500 steps per day. What's Next? The researchers plan to explore which types of physical activity might be most important, and the biological mechanisms linking physical activity, tau protein buildup, and cognitive health.
November 22, 2025 at 8:00 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Researchers at @upenn.edu have identified that Y1 receptor-expressing #neurons in the brainstem’s lateral parabrachial nucleus are associated with #chronicpain. This suggests possibilities for future biomarkers and treatments. #Brainsky
Research discovery: Certain cells in the brainstem are responsible for transmitting signals of chronic pain. They could potentially serve as biomarkers for chronic pain or even an “off switch.” Diseases affected: chronic pain
November 18, 2025 at 8:01 PM
jimstewart.bsky.social
@shitpostsintiaras.bsky.social Brainsky commands it. 🏆🏆🏆
November 17, 2025 at 7:41 AM
tikimoon.bsky.social
I, for one, am pleased to worship our Brainsky overlords.
November 17, 2025 at 4:24 AM
kionay.bsky.social
The year is 2155.
AI controls the world.
BlueSky is now AI controlled BrainSky.
BrainSky posts are the only currency remaining on this scorched planet.
Jerry Chen posts his 3 millionth "x could fix me" BrainSky post.
The local AI overseer chuckles, and Jerry avoids his daily beating.
November 17, 2025 at 4:16 AM
abfbrain.bsky.social
This week’s blog recaps last month’s Meet the Researchers webinar, which featured seven of this year’s Next Generation Research Grant recipients. The full #webinar is now archived on our YouTube channel. Read about the remarkable work they’re doing buff.ly/9pocjIo ⬇️ #BrainResearch #BrainSky
Meet the Researchers Webinar Recap - American Brain Foundation
See how American Brain Foundation Next Generation Research Grants fuel bold new discoveries in brain disease research.
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October 23, 2025 at 6:01 PM
neurohosp.bsky.social
Spotlight on Dr. James Greene, @emoryuniversity.bsky.social neurohospitalist and founding director of Emory’s multi-hospital program, a longtime NHS leader helping shape the field.

Join us in Denver for #NHS2025 🧠
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#NeuroSky #MedEd #BrainSky
October 8, 2025 at 8:34 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
@newscientist.com discusses the #CriticalBrainHypothesis, a concept proposing that the brain manages enormous complexity by operating at the tipping point between order and disorder. This has profound implications for brain disease research. #Brainsky
What is the Critical Brain Hypothesis? Increasingly, researchers are considering that the brain processes signals in a way that incorporates a delicate balance between order and chaos. So brain signals are random? No, not exactly. This hypothesis suggests that brain signals travel from neuron to neuron in chain reactions that incorporate mass complexity but also flexibility. Can you help me picture that? Think of forest fires and how they grow as flames spread out to trees that happen to be nearby. This behavior is mathematically predictable, but increasingly complex as the fire adapts to the various conditions in the moment. Why would the brain work like that? By operating at the edge between order and disorder, the brain is maximizing its network of neurons for complex thinking, but it’s also allowing for flexibility to adapt to new signals in the moment. If the brain operates like a forest fire, being on the edge of chaos helps to keep it under control.
October 2, 2025 at 7:45 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Tonight, at 7 p.m. Central, tune into a free webinar to meet Next Generation Researchers about their projects to study brain diseases. 💻 Register now to watch live and hear how their findings will lead to new preventions, treatments, and cures: buff.ly/da5LjYM #BrainSky #BrainHealth
Don't miss tonight's free webinar! Next Generation Research Grants launch long-term research careers through funding innovative projects by early-career investigators. Join us to meet the researchers and hear how their finding will lead to new preventions, treatments, and cures across the full spectrum of brain diseases and disorders. The webinar will be held Monday, September 22 at 7 PM Central Time.
September 22, 2025 at 8:01 PM
neurohosp.bsky.social
The Neurohospitalist Society is a professional home for inpatient neurology.

🧠 Advance care. Empower neurohospitalists. Build community.
Students, residents, APPs, MDs, NHS is for you.

Tag a future neurohospitalist!

#NeuroSky #Neurology #MedSky #BrainSky
September 22, 2025 at 7:41 PM
healthday.bsky.social
Hormone replacement therapy might protect a woman’s brain against #Alzheimer’s disease, but only if the timing’s right, new research says. #Medsky #healthsky #brainsky #brainhealth #health #healthnews
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Timing Of Menopause Hormone Therapy Key To Protecting Brain From Alzheimer's
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 17, 2025 (HealthDay News) — Hormone replacement therapy might protect a woman’s brain against Alzheimer’s disease, but only if the timing’s rig
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September 17, 2025 at 11:17 AM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Meet 2025 Next Generation Research Grant recipient Sophie Rengarajan, MD, PhD, of UCLA Medical Center. Dr. Rengarajan is studying gene-expression changes in Duchenne #MuscularDystrophy (#DMD). Funded with the Neuromuscular Study Group and @aanmember.bsky.social. 🧠🔬 More: buff.ly/IFon3kD #BrainSky
Researcher feature: Sophie Rengarajan, MD, PhD, 2025 Next Generation Grantee in neuromuscular disease. Dr. Rengarajan is studying Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD). DMD weakens muscles due to a genetic defect. Dr. Rengarajan is investigating how cell interactions contribute to DMD and how affected cells respond to gene therapy. Her findings could improve treatment and reduce side effects of gene therapy.
September 16, 2025 at 6:02 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Meet 2025 Next Generation Research Grantee Deborah Rose, MD. She is studying how adverse childhood experiences influence #neurodegeneration in marginalized racial and ethnic groups. Funded with the McKnight Brain Research Foundation and @aanmember.bsky.social. #Brainsky 🧠 Learn more buff.ly/zTCSg3O
Researcher Feature: Deborah Rose, MD. 2025 Next Generation Research Grantee studying cognitive aging and age-related memory loss. Dr. Rose is exploring how adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) affect brain health later in life, particularly among diverse populations. Dr. Rose will study links between ACEs, stress-related brain changes, and cognitive decline.
August 26, 2025 at 4:18 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Ben Trotman was diagnosed with #glioblastoma in October 2022. Now, more than two years after starting an experimental immunotherapy drug called ipilimumab, he has no signs of cancer. More trials are underway to further test and validate ipilimumab. #BrainSky
Research Discovery: An experimental drug called ipilimumab appears able to harness the immune system to fight and remove brain cancer. Diseases Affected: Glioblastoma Key Findings: Two years and eight months after starting to take ipilimumab, glioblastoma patient Ben Trotman’s scans show no signs of tumor. What's next? The NHS is launching further trials of ipilimumab.
August 18, 2025 at 11:00 PM
bck4more.bsky.social
He’s thinking “this dotard did everything that I commanded him to even though he has far more power than I do. Shit for brainsky.”
August 16, 2025 at 1:58 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
With the @alzassociation.bsky.social, The Michael J. Fox Foundation, [email protected], we funded research to accelerate progress in the diagnosis of #LewyBodyDementia (LBD) through a $3M grant awarded in 2022. #BrainSky

🔬 Read the full report ➡️ buff.ly/u6E0kYN
New report! Cure One, Cure Many Award: Improving Diagnosis for Lewy Body Dementia (LBD).
August 11, 2025 at 4:04 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Michelle Heritage joins the Becker's Hospital Review Healthcare Podcast to discuss critical funding initiatives and efforts to advance #BrainHealth research. She highlights how the Big Beautiful Bill could impact the future of scientific discovery. #BrainSky🎧 Listen now ➡️ buff.ly/goaiIB7
Images: The cover image of the Becker's Healthcare Review Podcast and a photograph of American Brain Foundation Executive Director, Michelle Heritage. Text: New episode: Michelle Heritage, Executive Director of the American Brain Foundation.
August 1, 2025 at 5:01 PM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Life without brain disease is possible. But finding cures depends on research, and research depends on support from donors like you. Thank you for joining us in this important work. #BrainSky
July 31, 2025 at 4:10 PM
hankzona.bsky.social
It's #WorldBrainDay, a day to promote awareness about brain health and neurological disorders.

It also made me think of this #wine label.

#Winesky #Brainsky #winepairing
July 22, 2025 at 12:29 PM
squatmaster666.bsky.social
introducing brainsky: the bluesky chip implanted directly into your prefrontal cortex which lets you instantly post anything you think of (so that you don't forget)

it will also feed posts directly back into your brain and let you have seizures no-one's even heard of before
July 18, 2025 at 8:25 AM
abfbrain.bsky.social
Meet 2025 Next Generation Research Grant recipient Tiffany Li, PhD. She will work with cancer patients to establish new biomarkers for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (#CIPN). Funded with @foundationforpn.bsky.social. #BrainSky 🧠 Read more about Dr. Li's research: buff.ly/GsrzpXX
July 9, 2025 at 11:00 PM