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Archive for December 14th, 2007

Do we lose neurons or neuronal stem cells every time we blow our nose?

Posted by attilachordash on December 14, 2007

I guess I will submit this question to the Ask the Experts section of Scientific American. It was a witty remark by a senior scientist at a presentation on neural stem cells and aging last week, here at Tulane. I laughed so much that I had to blow my nose disproving that good jokes keep us smart. Here we are:

asktheexpertsblownose

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