Aura and migraines | Restoring hearing

Study shows how aura may lead to migraine headache; genome editing restores hearing in mice; how primates quickly detect faces

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July 30, 2024 Edition

Study shows how aura may lead to migraine headache

Researchers found that aura altered brain fluid in mice, which flowed directly into part of the peripheral nervous system that detects migraine pain.

Scanning electron micrograph images of mouse inner ear hair cells.

Genome editing restores hearing in mice

A genome editing method restored hearing in adult mice with a rare type of genetic hearing loss and may one day help reverse some types of hearing loss in people.

Child hiding face and looking through his fingers.

How primates quickly detect faces

Neurons in an area deep in the primate brain rapidly distinguished faces from other objects, even in peripheral vision.

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July 30, 2024 Edition

Study shows how aura may lead to migraine headache

Genome editing restores hearing in mice

How primates quickly detect faces

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