Editorial
Clinical neurosciences: Where do we go from here?
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With the most fascinating object of the universe, the human brain, as its raison d'être, neuroscience is easily the most exciting branch of science. Everything we do, all of imagi...
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Unravelling the exciting new therapeutic pathways in clinical neurology
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Piecing together priceless nuggets of the most recent advances in clinical neurology, this special edition of “Astrocyte” holds a mine of information from some of t...
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Chronicles of Medicine
The neurology timeline: Of demon holes, sacred pathways and great triumphs
The first chapter in neurology was composed in the prescience era. Chiseled with flint stones, grisly in nature, it was a narrative where men trephined human skull to treat such maladies as head injur...
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Stroke in the Young: Newer Concepts in Etiopathogenesis and Risk Factors
Stroke in the young: Newer concepts in etiopathogenesis and risk factors
Background: Stroke in young has become one of the major causes of mortality & morbidity lately. Incidence of stroke in young is on the rise. Recent studies show young stroke being one of th...
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A peer-reviewed quarterly medical journal, Astrocyte is an official publication of the National Board of Examinations. The journal’s full text is accessible online at http://www.astrocyte.in. Besides the online edition, Astrocyte is also published in print every quarter. As a policy, the journal allows free access (open access) to its contents and permits authors to self-archive final accepted version of the articles on any OAI-compliant institutional / subject-based repository. The journal does not charge for submission, processing or publication of manuscripts. Nor are charges levied for color reproduction of photographs.
Current Issue
April-June 2018| Vol 5| Issue 1
Editorial
Clinical neurosciences: Where do we go from here?
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With the most fascinating object of the universe, the human brain, as its raison d'être, neuroscience is easily the most exciting branch of science. Everything we do, all of imagi...
Editorial
Unravelling the exciting new therapeutic pathways in clinical neurology
[INLINE:1]
[INLINE:2]
Piecing together priceless nuggets of the most recent advances in clinical neurology, this special edition of “Astrocyte” holds a mine of information from some of t...
Chronicles of Medicine
The neurology timeline: Of demon holes, sacred pathways and great triumphs
The first chapter in neurology was composed in the prescience era. Chiseled with flint stones, grisly in nature, it was a narrative where men trephined human skull to treat such maladies as head injur...
Stroke in the Young: Newer Concepts in Etiopathogenesis and Risk Factors
Stroke in the young: Newer concepts in etiopathogenesis and risk factors
Background: Stroke in young has become one of the major causes of mortality & morbidity lately. Incidence of stroke in young is on the rise. Recent studies show young stroke being one of th...
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- Astrocyte is an independent and authoritative window to evolving medical thought and research in diverse disciplines of medicine. It publishes research; practice changing updates; reflections, scrutiny, and constructive debates; and crystal ball gazing in global medicine. The mission is to instil knowledge, inspire introspection and ignite human minds in pursuit of clinical excellence.
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