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Visual learning at fast and slow timescales is driven by distinct plasticity rules in primate inferotemporal cortex

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By Krithika Mohan, Ulises Pereira-Obilinovic, Stanislav Srednyak, Nicolas Brunel, David Freedman
| Nature Verified
Abstract We learn to recognize a vast array of familiar objects, a process involving learning-related changes in inferotemporal cortex (IT) activity. A challenge to discovering mechanisms of familiarity learning is that it spans multiple timescales from minutes to days, and is accompanied by simultaneous changes in cellular, synaptic, and network properties.
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Dysfonctionnement cognitif et sclérose en plaques

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By David Freedman, Temerty Faculty, Anthony Feinstein
| Canadian Medical Association Journal Verified
Le dysfonctionnement cognitif est courant chez les personnes atteintes de sclérose en plaques (SP) La présence d’une atteinte cognitive est associée à 34 % à 65 % des cas de SP1. La prévalence est plus élevée chez les personnes dont la maladie évolue depuis de nombreuses années ou qui présentent un handicap physique plus marqué ou une forme progressive de la maladie1. La vitesse de traitement de l’information, la mémoire et les fonctions exécutives sont souvent touchées1.
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Title IX Procedures in the Shadow of Potential Defamation Claims

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By Sarah Doyle, David Freedman
| The Legal Intelligencer Verified
Sarah L. Doyle (L) and David J. Freedman (R) of Barley Snyder. Courtesy photos Rising Defamation Risk in Title IX Proceedings Increasingly, Title IX investigations serve as the foundation for subsequent litigation. A growing trend involves parties dissatisfied with the results of a Title IX grievance suing the opposing party for defamation related to allegations made during the Title IX process.
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