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Science News for July 9, 2004


Neurodegenerative disease in children might respond to neurosteroids

Researchers discovered that replenishing depleted neurosteroid hormone allopregnanolone significantly delayed neurological deficits and doubled the lifespan of mice with neurodegenerative disease. The treatment was particularly potent when administered early in life and showed promise for delaying symptom onset and progression.

SourceUniversity of California - San Francisco·JournalNature Medicine·DateJul 9, 2004

'Extinct' bird rediscovered in Mexico

A single individual of the Cozumel Thrasher, a bird species believed to be extinct for over 35 years, has been confirmed by field biologists. The rediscovery opens possibilities for establishing protected areas and conserving this unique species and its habitat.

SourceConservation International·DateJul 9, 2004
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