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HEALTH PROBLEMS OF U.S. DIPLOMATS IN CUBA STILL A MYSTERY
In an editorial, JAMA said a conclusion remains elusive and many potential causes for the symptoms...... READ MORE›
CHILDREN WITH 'NORMAL' HEADS MAY HAVE ZIKA BRAIN DAMAGE
Waldorf and a team analysed the brains of five growing macaque foetuses whose mothers they infected with Zika virus... READ MORE›
PROTEIN BUILDUPS IN WOODPECKER BRAINS MAY INDICATE DAMAGE -- OR PROTECTIVE MECHANISM
The scientists are now trying to determine whether the woodpecker tau buildup is indicative of brain damage or somehow is protective instead... READ MORE›
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GETTING LOST MAY BE THE FIRST SIGN OF ALZHEIMER'S, SCIENTISTS DISCOVER
Getting lost may be the first sign of Alzheimer's, scientists discover... READ MORE›
ACTIVISTS RALLY AS CASE HEADS BACK TO COURT MONDAY
Hospital officials in London say they have received death threats new medical evidence expected to be presented in court... READ MORE›
MICHAEL J. FOX: HOW TO HONOR MUHAMMAD ALI
Ali walks through the streets of New York with members of the Black Panther Party in September 1970... READ MORE›
THIS STARTUP USES MINI CAMERAS TO TRACK ANIMALS' BRAIN ACTIVITY
Kunal Ghosh, Inscopix's co-founder and chief executive officer, hopes to quickly expand beyond mouse and bird brains... READ MORE›
BABY BORN FOUR MONTHS EARLY FINALLY GOES HOME
On December 18, 2015, our son Nathan Ray came four months early due to pregnancy complications... READ MORE›
A DECADE OF DEADLOCK OVER ALZHEIMER'S TREATMENT MAY BE DRAWING TO A CLOSE
When Terry Pratchett was diagnosed with Alzheimer's he recalled his wife's relief that he hadn't got a brain tumour... READ MORE›
CURE FOR CHRONIC PAIN FOUND: WORLD FIRST AS PATIENT FITTED WITH PERMANENT SPINAL CORD IMPLANT
Dr Charles Brooker the specialist who fitted the implant said it was a big advance because the device could record signals emerging from the nervous system... READ MORE›
DELIVER POLITICAL LEAFLETS TO IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH AND THE COUNTRY
Letters Forget the gym, says Geoff Read - getting out and delivering leaflets for your local party has multiple health benefits... READ MORE›
ALZHEIMER'S: ULTRASOUND SAFELY DELIVERS DRUGS TO DAMAGED BRAINS OF MICE
Scientists at Queensland Brain Institute find noninvasive technique slows progression of Alzheimer's disease in mice... READ MORE›
AUSTRALIA SCIENTISTS DEVELOP 'BIONIC SPINE' WHICH COULD HELP PARALYSED PATIENTS WALK
Device can be inserted in the brain ndash without brain surgery ndash and could allow paralysed patients to operate robotic limbs ldquo using thought alone rdquo... READ MORE›
MINDFULNESS, NOT JUST MEDS FOR PAIN SUFFERERS, EXPERTS URGE
It's time to teach patients living with chronic pain to 'rewire' their brains, panelists say... READ MORE›
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS TREATMENT IS DEBUNKED BY RESEARCHERS IN CANADA
Zamboni called this condition chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency CCSVI or CCVI and widened the veins of people with MS using stents... READ MORE›
PARAPLEGIC MAN WALKS USING ONLY HIS BRAIN POWER
We showed that you can restore intuitive brain-controlled walking after a complete spinal cord injury... READ MORE›
SCIENTISTS LINK DEMENTIA RISK TO LIVING NEAR BUSY ROADS
Chen's team analysed records of more than 6.5 million Ontario residents aged 20 to 85 and found 243,611 cases of dementia between 2001 and 2012... READ MORE›
INDIA DERAILS TRIAL TO REVIVE BRAIN-DEAD ACCIDENT VICTIMS AMID CONTROVERSY
Both transcranial laser stimulation and median nerve stimulation have been shown to improve cognition in patients with traumatic brain injury... READ MORE›
BABIES WITH ZIKA-LINKED BIRTH DEFECTS MAY HAVE EYE TROUBLE, TOO
Brazilian babies born with a birth defect blamed on the Zika virus may also often have serious vision problems on top of brain damage, doctors report... READ MORE›
'HEAVEN OVER HOSPITAL': FIVE-YEAR-OLD JULIANNA SNOW DIES ON HER OWN TERMS
Dr Moon wrote of Julianna's courage, fighting with a body that was too frail for this world ... READ MORE›
STUDY ASSOCIATES ZIKA TO MORE EXTENSIVE BIRTH DEFECTS
Health officials have said growing evidence links Zika to microcephaly, a condition where babies are born with abnormally small heads and incomplete brain development... READ MORE›
'THEY'RE NOT LEGAL': SHAD QADRI VISITS MEDICAL MARIJUANA DISPENSARY
Stittsville Councillor Shad Qadri visited a new medical marijuana dispensary on Iber Road after publicly declaring his opposition to the facilty--and left without changing his mind... READ MORE›
IF YOU THOUGHT ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE ONLY STARTED IN THE BRAIN, THINK AGAIN
This could also explain why Alzheimer's occurs with age, as the blood-brain barrier weakens and the amyloid-beta can move more freely... READ MORE›
PATIENT DIES AFTER TAKING PART IN BOTCHED FRENCH DRUG TRIAL
The drug is aimed at easing pain and mood and anxiety troubles, as well as motor problems linked to neurodegenerative illnesses... READ MORE›
FRENCH DRUG TRIAL DISASTER LEAVES ONE BRAIN DEAD, FIVE INJURED[1]
French Health Minister Marisol Touraine and Gilles Hedan, professor of clinical neurology, attend a news conference in Rennes, France, Jan 15, 2016... READ MORE›
CONCUSSIONS ON THE BRAIN: PUSHING FOR MORE RESEARCH ON WOMEN
She founded her nonprofit advocacy group PINK Concussions in 2013 in response to what she discovered was a lack of information and research on female concussions... READ MORE›
ZIKA VIRUS MAY BE TIED TO SECOND SERIOUS BRAIN ISSUE IN ADULTS, STUDY FINDS
However, our study may shed light on possible lingering effects the virus may be associated with in the brain, she said... READ MORE›
COMPLEX JOBS, SOCIAL INTERACTION MAY HELP PREVENT ALZHEIMER'S, RESEARCHERS SAY
The study, conducted by the Wisconsin Alzheimer's disease Research Center and Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute, focused on people who were cognitively healthy but at risk for Alzheimer's... READ MORE›
NEARLY COMPLETE HUMAN BRAIN GROWN IN US LAB SCIENTIST
You need an experimental system -- you need a human brain, he said... READ MORE›
LIVING NEAR HEAVY TRAFFIC RAISES DEMENTIA RISK
People who live near busy roads laden with heavy traffic face a higher risk of developing dementia than those living farther away, according to researchers... READ MORE›
COMMON GENE EXPLAINS WHY SOME PEOPLE'S BRAINS AGE FASTER
Researchers found the gene by analyzing genetic data from autopsied human brain samples taken from 1,904 people without any apparent disease... READ MORE›
STARTUP TOUTS NEURO-STIMULATION AS 'MEDICINE FOR THE BRAIN'
Aspen, Colorado - They look like a set of fancy headphones... READ MORE›
LANCET REPORT GIVES ADVICE ON POSSIBLE WAYS TO DELAY ONSET OF DEMENTIA
O Improving control of medical conditions like high blood pressure and diabetes that are toxic to the brain... READ MORE›