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Robin Dowling

@robindowling

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Posted On: December 16th 2022, 11:09 am

Message is an infinitely beautiful story of a machine waiting in vain for a response, from another machine. A story of unreciprocated love.

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🎃HALLOWEEN 2026🎃

🇺🇸Ladies and gentlemen: GARY haha 🐌😻
I think last year’s hot dog is unbeatable, but i think i did a good job with this year’s Spongebob inspired halloween stage costume haha

I’ll post some videos of me playing on stage with that and some other Halloween related stuff tomorrow!

How did you like Gary? haha meowwwww
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🇧🇷Senhoras e senhores: GARY kkkkk 🐌😻
Acho que o cachorro-quente do ano passado é imbatível, mas acho que me saí muito bem com a fantasia de Halloween desse ano, inspirada no Bob Esponja haha
Amanhã vou postar uns vídeos tocando no palco com essa fantasia e mais algumas coisinhas relacionadas ao Halloween!
E aí, curtiram o Gary? 🥹 MIAAAAUUU 🐌😻
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Excited to share my new paper, “The neurobiology of menopause: Implications for brain aging and Alzheimer’s risk,” now published online in #neuron @cellpress 🌟🧠

The review brings together evidence from human studies, preclinical research, and neuroscience to explore a question that has been overlooked for far too long: How do ovarian hormones shape the brain throughout life, and what happens when those hormones change?

The central idea is that the brain is an active estrogen-sensing organ. Estrogens do much more than regulate reproduction: they help regulate brain energy metabolism, synaptic plasticity, vascular function, and neuroimmune processes.

This has important implications for what I like to call the three Ps: puberty, pregnancy / postpartum, and perimenopause. These are 3 major neuroendocrine transitions during which the brain adapts to profound changes in ovarian hormone signaling.

This also means menopause is not an alien, isolated reproductive event, but part of a lifelong conversation between the brain and ovaries.

I also discuss evidence linking menopause to Alzheimer’s risk, the complex role of menopause hormone therapy (MHT), and the possibility that midlife represents an important window for risk assessment and prevention.

👉🏼The full article is FREE to read and download only through December 19!

🙌 If this topic matters to you, download the article and share it! Link in my bio and in my stories 💛 or

🔗 copy and paste the link directly in your browser:

https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1o1Fu3BtfHGpVP

Chopped the mop! Thank you @katherinegraciano for your incredible work 🖤

The Bears are taking over in Seattle 👀 #nflfootball