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Leah Rosenbaum

Leah Rosenbaum

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Total articles 525

  • Baylor crowned STAT Madness champion for second consecutive year, for insights into memory

    By Leah Rosenbaum| STAT Verified One of the biggest mysteries of the brain is how memories are formed. For over a century, scientists have hypothesized that neurons are the only cells involved in storing and recalling memories. Now, researchers from Baylor College of Medicine have discovered that another cell in the brain may play a crucial role in memory as well. Their study showing that star-shaped brain cells called astrocytes are also involved in forming and recalling memories won the 2025 STAT Madness popular vote.

    By Leah Rosenbaum · STAT

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Old asthma drug could treat severe food allergies

    By Leah Rosenbaum| DDNews Verified Omalizumab could be a better treatment for children with food allergies compared to oral immunotherapy, mainly due to fewer side effects. Credit: iStock.com/michellegibsonOmalizumab could be a better treatment for children with food allergies compared to oral immunotherapy, mainly due to fewer side effects. | 3 min readLeah RosenbaumRegister for free to listen to this articleUntil recently, children with severe food allergies only had one option: avoid the foods they were allergic to at all costs.

    By Leah Rosenbaum · DDNews

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Baylor crowned STAT Madness champion for second consecutive year, for insights into memory

    By Leah Rosenbaum| STAT Verified One of the biggest mysteries of the brain is how memories are formed. For over a century, scientists have hypothesized that neurons are the only cells involved in storing and recalling memories. Now, researchers from Baylor College of Medicine have discovered that another cell in the brain may play a crucial role in memory as well. Their study showing that star-shaped brain cells called astrocytes are also involved in forming and recalling memories won the 2025 STAT Madness popular vote.

    By Leah Rosenbaum · STAT

    Apr. 07, 2025

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