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neuropharmacology

[¦nu̇r·ō‚fär·mə′käl·ə·jē]

(medicine)

The science dealing with the action of drugs on the nervous system.

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Medical Research Council Professor of Immunology, John Gordon (left) and Dr Nicholas Barnes, neuropharmacologist at the University of Birmingham

Cancer breakthrough: Scientists say 'happy hormone' can help fight disease

Anesthetics appear to calm most brain neurons, says neuropharmacologist and anesthesiologist Hugh Hemmings Jr.

Anesthesia hits sleep neurons: results might lead to improved knockout drugs

Timothy Greenamyre, a neuropharmacologist and codirector of the Emory Neurodegenerative Disease Center.

NIEHS launches major PD initiative. (NIEHS News)

There's lots of new research showing that an overactive habenula has behavioral effects," says neuropharmacologist Martine Mirrione of Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, N.

The decider: informing the debate over the reality of 'free will' requires learning something about the lateral habenula

But they also went mad for other "real" nominees, including neuropharmacologist Damian Bell and nursery nurse Simon Carson.

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George Fink is a Neuroendocrinologist and Neuropharmacologist who has had a major interest in stress since the start of his career.

Research and Markets: Stress Consequences - Mental, Neuropsychological and Socioeconomic

a neuropharmacologist not involved in the research.

Scientists find molecular key to paradoxical pain: study pinpoints trigger of burning by anesthetics

Dubocovich, a neuropharmacologist at Northwestern University in Evanston.

Sleepy teens haven't got circadian rhythm

In the April Molecular Psychiatry, neuropharmacologist Richard Deth of Northeastern University in Boston and his colleagues described a biochemical pathway that they say is an avenue by which thimerosal and other compounds could cause neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism.

Assault on autism: scientists target drugs and other environmental agents that may play a role

Wong, president of DT Wong Consulting, LLC, of Indianapolis, is an internationally acknowledged biochemist and neuropharmacologist.