Dementia is a terrible disease that leads to memory problems and deterioration of the brain. In this case, the development of the disease can be prevented if you follow a few simple rules. Psychiatrist Vasily Shurov told me what to do. Read and discuss the most important news in the Telegram channel “Now attention!”. First … Read more
Jakarta – Brain health is very important to maintain. By maintaining brain health, one can prevent dementia in old age. Even though old age is the main risk factor for dementia, from now on we can prevent this condition by reducing the risk factors for dementia. This can be done by maintaining physical activity, training … Read more
Jakarta – Legendary physicist Albert Einstein died of a stomach aneurysm at the age of 76 on April 18, 1955. His body was cremated and the ashes scattered at an undisclosed location. However, part of his brain was not cremated. Until finally, Princeton hospital pathologist named Thomas Stoltz Harvey removed Einstein’s brain from his body, … Read more
Digital devices are indispensable in the daily life of modern people. This series was planned to ‘log out’ from various diseases caused by digital devices and media. We deliver fruitful information to keep you healthy in a daily life obsessed with digital devices. Recently, ‘Short-form’, which consists of short videos of about 1 minute, is … Read more
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Scans of Heather Anderson’s brain revealed a horrific condition. The football player committed suicide at the age of 28. Heather Anderson was found dead in an Australian Defense Forces barracks last November. The soldier and former football player committed suicide when she was only 28. As has now become known, the Australian suffered from a … Read more
NOS/Jeroen van Eijndhoven NOS News•today, 6:38 PM•Amended today, 19:45 The brains of people who are seriously overweight react differently to a full stomach than the brains of people with a healthy weight, say researchers at the AmsterdamUMC. “This is in line with stories of patients who feel that they have eaten insufficiently and therefore eat … Read more
Frexalimab, a second-generation anti-CD40L antibody, has shown “strikingly positive” effects in treating relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS), significantly reducing disease activity without depleting B cells. The drug is a novel, second-generation monoclonal antibody designed to block the costimulatory CD40/CD40L cellular pathway, the mechanism of which is believed to potentially modify T-and B-cell activation and innate immune … Read more
Digital devices are indispensable in the daily life of modern people. This series was planned to ‘log out’ from various diseases caused by digital devices and media. We deliver fruitful information to keep you healthy in a daily life obsessed with digital devices. Shortly after the advent of the smartphone, our daily lives changed rapidly. … Read more
A new study published in the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology has found that 5% of people with focal epilepsy had a seizure while driving prior to being diagnosed. Focal epilepsy is responsible for more than half of all cases of epilepsy and is characterised by recurring seizures which affect one half … Read more