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TNF-α induces type I IFN signalling to suppress neurogenesis and recruit T cells

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By Daniel Rock, Hyunah Lee, Lauren O’Neill, Vikki Houghton, Susan John, Linda Klavinskis, Sandrine Thuret, Tinne A. D. Nissen, Arishma Baig, Sahand Farmand, Sandra Shibu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Adult hippocampal neurogenesis is essential for learning, memory, and mood regulation, and its disruption is implicated in ageing, neurodegeneration, and mood disorders. However, the mechanisms linking inflammation to adult hippocampal neurogenesis impairment remain unclear.
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Document Management for UK Accountants: Why an Intelligent Workspace Beats a Patchwork of Tools

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By Daniel Rock
| Accounting Insight News
If you manage a UK accounting practice, your firm runs on documents — engagement letters, tax returns, client correspondence, AML checks. Every client generates a trail of paperwork that needs to be created, signed, filed, and retrieved, almost always against a deadline. And yet, for most firms, document management is still one of the most frustrating parts of the job. Files scattered across local servers and shared drives. Version control confusion. Manual signing processes.
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Survival following psychiatric diagnoses in early adulthood

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By Kim S. Betts, Rosa Alati, Peter McEvoy, Daniel Rock
| SAGE Publishing
Discussion In this study, we have provided up-to-date estimates of the increased mortality associated with psychiatric disorders requiring inpatient admission in a population of young adult Australians, indicating an increased risk of premature death of more than two and three times depending on the diagnosis.
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