#mri

#mri

The human brain, which is suspended in clear cerebrospinal fluid inside the skull, can also be impacted by the effects of microgravity - in a surprisingly tangible way. As detailed in a new study published by an international team of researchers in the journal PNAS, the brain "shifts upward and backward within the skull following spaceflight, with sensory and motor regions exhibiting the largest shifts."

Funes could learn languages and recite books from memory. Recalling a single day took him an entire day, as every detail accumulated itself in his mind in its most meticulous insignificance. The poor wretch saw this as a gift, but as his story unfolds, it reveals itself more as a curse, for remembering in such detail prevented him from distinguishing the essential from the superfluous.

Aoibheann has brought together scientific areas of medicine with computer science to improve the chances of early intervention for people with brain cancer.

The incident occurred under the basket as Jokic moved to help defend a drive by Miami's Jaime Jaquez Jr. With time about to expire in the second quarter, team-mate Spencer Jones backtracked and inadvertently stepped on Jokic's left foot, appearing to cause the knee to buckle. Jokic immediately went down clutching his knee before being helped up and walking off under his own power, though with a noticeable limp. He was examined by medical staff at the arena before departing, with Denver set to travel to Toronto on Tuesday ahead of Wednesday's game against the Raptors.

Researchers report that people who have more muscle and a lower visceral fat to muscle ratio tend to show signs of a younger biological brain age. This conclusion comes from a study that will be presented next week at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA). Visceral fat refers to the fat stored deep in the abdomen around key internal organs.

In fact, we here at The Late Show were able to acquire a copy of Trump's MRI, Colbert said, sharing a mock scan of the president. And it looks it looks perfect. He paused before another graphic appeared, zoomed in on Trump's abdomen: Wait a second, what's that in his stomach? It's the Epstein files! That's where they were! I knew it, Colbert said, riffing on the suspicions the administration and Republican lawmakers were deliberately stalling on their release.