[masterblacktop]

my cousin had parkinsons it sucked he died at 25 years old
Scientists had long thought that once a person reaches adulthood, the brain no longer grows new cells.

Scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in San Diego and the Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Sweden have discovered that new cells do grow deep within the center of the brain, the hippocampus.

This finding will someday lead to new treatments for many neurological diseases, such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.

[charlie]

my cousin had parkinsons it sucked he died at 25 years old

damn, thats harsh.

[Lord of Nukes]

It has been known for a while that brain cells are developed throughout your entire life, but the amount after you reach adulthood is negligable and unless we discover a way to speed it up, it isn't going to help much.

my cousin had parkinsons it sucked he died at 25 years old

That sucks, .

[charlie]

yeah i suppose its not really paranormal

[theonesephiroth]

wow that sux to die so young.

i beleive that this looks like a good find.


o and i really dont think this is pointless id go with free general

[apoptosiscontroller]

Yes, there is definitely a point to this forum....
And that sux that you're cousin got it and died so young.... That blows... My grandpa has it, too...