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The 9th Multidisciplinary International Conference of Biological Psychiatry "Stress and Behavior" (St-Petersburg, Russia, May 16-19, 2005)

1 May 2005

As a modest contribution, BM-Science offers some of its web-publishing IT-resources as a symbolic recognition for high value and quality of the event for the scientific community - already in its 9th year, as well as a recognition for the enournous systematic effort of its organizers setting it up.

 

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Curiosities of the Brain

  • How fast does the Brain develop?

    Brain volume doubles between birth and six months of age, triples from birth to two and will reach adult volume at around five years of age.

  • What is in a Brain?

    Mostly Fat! About 60% of the brain is composed of lipids. The brain needs lipid for insulation, and for the speed of operation of neuronal messaging.

  • Should you make the Brain drunk?

    Very low doses can have the positive effect of reducing damage caused by mental or emotional stress and can actually improve response times. In sustained high doses alcohol “shrinks” the brain that results in cognitive impairment. Foetal alcohol exposure has multiple bad effects on infant brain development and represents a leading cause of mental retardation.

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