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In this PLoS ONE media digest: hamsters show us that jet lag is linked to memory loss, promiscuity is in your genes…

The PLoS ONE Blog Pick of the Month for November goes to Ed Yong for his post “Tetris could prevent post-traumatic stress…

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With the end-of-year holiday season rapidly approaching, we wanted to let our authors know in advance that they may experience a slight…

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One of the great challenges of the 21st century is how to translate scientific advancements from physical sciences into medicine. This gap…

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PLoS will be attending Neuroscience 2010 in San Diego, November 13-17. Come and visit us at Booth 216 in the Publisher’s Row…