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University of Louisville: UofL researchers create world’s largest brain tumor database to speed treatment discovery. “A team led by Akshitkumar Mistry, a neurosurgeon and scientist at UofL and UofL Health, has created the Atlas of Nervous System Tumors. It is the largest publicly available dataset of its kind and includes more than 7,000 tumor samples from the brain, spinal cord and nerves, […]

https://rbfirehose.com/2025/07/23/university-of-louisville-uofl-researchers-create-worlds-largest-brain-tumor-database-to-speed-treatment-discovery/

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I can feel my #nervoussystem in a literal way.

I get #tics in every muscle group, and they move like a wave and bounce between the left and right half of my body. My main nerves almost feel like a road way they travel through, and if I resist it's like a cord literally tugs through my body, and becomes painful after a while.

I can feel how your brain halves control the opposite side, as I get a sensation inside my skull that travels to the other side of my body.

Having an entirely botched #nervoussystem in a nutshell -

I stretch for like 30 minutes every morning to get rid of a bunch of painful muscle cramps and spasms I wake up to no matter what.

My entire right leg hates me today and different muscles will cramp or charlie horse no matter how I stretch, or move.

I went by a dentist while walking it off, and said "Maybe I should get a tooth pulled today, I'd probably be in less pain and one is still a bit messed up,".