Post-Stroke Protection for Brain Through Calming Overstimulated Neurons Found Effective

Medicine & Technology Apr 22, 2022

Experts revived the long-forgotten post-stroke solution that calms overexcited neurons. Read more about how this type of excitotoxicity works in patients who experienced a stroke.

Primary Progressive Aphasia in Brain's Language Functions Found Cause of Five Diseases

Apr 20, 2022

Northwestern Medicine carried out an investigation over neurological diseases that target the brain's language functions. Read on to know what the experts found about between the language-related impairment and the brain diseases that initiate it.

Robotic Arm Developed for Endovascular Surgery, Can Treat Stroke Patients Remotely Via Joystick

Apr 16, 2022

Experts at MIT developed a robotic arm that can operate endovascular surgery for patients who are not admitted to medical hospitals. Read on about this innovation that can carry out operations remotely.

Neurodegenerative Patient Stands and Walks After Being Bedridden 18 Months with Spinal Cord Implant

Apr 08, 2022

A new study develops a neurotech that allowed a multiple system atrophy-parkinsonian type patient stand up for the first time after more than a year. Read more about the spinal cord implant system here.

Brain Computer Implant Developed for Paralyzed ALS Patients to Control Communication Devices

Mar 30, 2022

Brain implants might be the future for the patients of neurological disease and paralysis. Read about this new innovation that was found effective at assisting ALS patients who use communication devices.

ALS Patients Find New Hope in a New Oral Drug Candidate Scientists are Currently Examining

Mar 25, 2022

Scientists are currently investigating the efficacy of a new oral drug candidate for Lou Gehrig’s disease treatment. Find out how effective this approach is.

Nap Time of Older Adults During Noon Sign of Dementia, Experts Says

Mar 18, 2022

Dementia is an uncurable brain disease that can still be tended through earlier diagnosis. Read on to know a new symptom that could tell if you are at risk of the illness.

Memory Boost Through Aerobic Exercise Possible Before Reaching This Age

Mar 14, 2022

Physical exercise has many benefits to our neurological health. Read on to find the perfect age to do aerobic exercise for the betterment of recollection ability before it's too late.

Early Dementia Reversal Possible Through Active Social Life, Research Suggests

Mar 08, 2022

Dementia is a crippling cognitive disability that often targets older adults. Click to find what can possibly prevent early sings of the illness.

Epilepsy Patients Discovered with Brain Cells That Exclusively Reacts to Singing

Feb 24, 2022

Discover an unusual brain activity when epilepsy patients hear this sound. Read more about the study.

ADHD in Children May Be Linked Between Exposure to Air Pollution and Risk of Developing the Condition

Feb 24, 2022

Children are more likely to develop ADHD if they are more exposed to air pollution and reside in very low levels of green space. Find out the link between kids’ exposure to greenness and pollution, and their increased ADHD risk.

Neuronal Activities in Lateral Hypothalamus Hold Secrets to Pre-Sleep Behaviors, Key to Solve Insomnia

Feb 23, 2022

This study might be the key for us to finally achieve a good night's sleep.

Brain's Final Moments Before Death Recorded for the First Time, What Happens During This State?

Feb 23, 2022

Brain waves may be retrieving the best memories of our lifetimes upon death. A report stated what happened to a man's organs after dying. Read more about it.

Astronauts' Brains Rewired During Long-Term Space Missions to Adapt to Extreme Cosmic Environment

Feb 18, 2022

A new study suggests that brains of astronauts "rewire" to adapt on the space environment during long-term missions.

Daily Physical Activity Improves Cognitive Functions in Middle-Aged and Older Adults, New Study Says

Feb 06, 2022

UC San Diego School of Medicine experts conducted a remote study on how daily physical activities affect cognitive function in middle-aged and older adults.