Publications by authors named "Rami H Nabha"
Article Synopsis
- The advancement in neuroscientific research has improved our understanding of sex differences in the human brain, extending beyond just the hypothalamus to the entire brain's structures and functions.
- There is, however, a lack of knowledge regarding these differences in neonates and infants, which could be important for understanding early-developing sex-linked diseases.
- This review summarizes existing research on the morphological, structural, and network-level sex differences in the brains of young children and touches upon the sex bias in certain brain disorders that impact them.
Medulloblastoma is the most common malignant brain tumor of childhood accounting for about 60% of all pediatric embryonal tumors. Despite improvements in the overall survival rate, this tumor still lacks an efficient, reliable, and less toxic therapeutic approach. Characterization of the molecular mechanisms involved in medulloblastoma initiation and progression is a crucial step for the development of effective therapies.
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