unexpected Diagnosis: A Mother’s Journey Through Tongue Cancer Table of Contents unexpected Diagnosis: A Mother’s Journey Through Tongue Cancer navigating Tongue Cancer: A Conversation with Dr. Amelia Greene Understanding Tongue Cancer Early Detection: A Crucial Key Treatment Options and Advancements The Emotional Impact and Support Message of Hope and Resilience For Maguelone Aribaud, a 48-year-old … Read more
Skipping Breakfast: A Silent Threat to your brain Health? Many Americans juggle busy schedules, frequently enough leading to skipped meals. While skipping breakfast might seem like a minor inconvenience, emerging research suggests it could have notable long-term consequences, notably for brain health.Studies are increasingly pointing to a link between this common habit and accelerated cognitive … Read more
Boost Your Brainpower: Lifestyle Choices for Cognitive Health Table of Contents Boost Your Brainpower: Lifestyle Choices for Cognitive Health Developing a Brain-Healthy Lifestyle Lifestyle Choices: Strengthening Your Brainpower as You Age Interview with Dr. Eleanor ramirez Age-related cognitive decline is a concern for many Americans,but new research suggests that proactive lifestyle choices can significantly impact … Read more
A groundbreaking new study published in Nature Communications suggests that a readily available,over-the-counter supplement could hold the key to sharper minds in our golden years. The research focuses on plant fiber prebiotics, typically known for their gut health benefits, adn their potential to enhance brain function. Scientists conducted a double-blind trial, testing two common … Read more
“I don’t want to get Alzheimer’s” is a sentence that everyone often says to their friends and family members.a family But in reality, one cannot choose the illness of the body.Alzheimer’s diseaseThis is one of the reasons for the situation.brainAlzheimer’s, which is more common among the elderly and is a growing problem in Thailand. From … Read more
Never again By Anna Broekman·1 hour ago·Modified: 14 minutes ago © iStock epileptic attack, Rosanna learned she had two brain tumours: ‘I had to live here’” decoding=”async” class=”css-q4dzvk”/> RTL In this weekly column, people talk about something they don’t want to experience, do or never do again. This week: Rosanna (45) was shocked when she … Read more
At the end of October, the HAS refused “early” access to Biogen’s Qalsody, indicated in a rare genetic form of the pathology, which aroused the anger of patients. On October 25, the opinion of the High Authority for Health (HAS) had the effect of a cold shower for patients suffering from a rare form of … Read more
The development of interface technologies that can engage precisely in any brain region and circuit can combine diagnosis with therapeutic intervention, accelerating personalized brain therapy. Ultrasound, which until now has been used almost exclusively to obtain images of the body, is rapidly becoming a targeted therapy that can target the brain, according to the authors … Read more
Jakarta – Bilingualism is a nickname for people who match at least two or more languages fluently. In Indonesia itself, there are many people, especially in big cities, who can speak foreign languages fluently in addition to their mother tongue. There are many benefits to being bilingual. Bilingual children generally have better cognitive abilities than … Read more
Synchron‘s success is far greater than others. While Neuralink implanted its first microchip into the brain of a test subject in early 2024, Synchron has allowed paralyzed patients to send messages via Twitter (at that time) and has successfully used catheters to deliver electrodes implanted in the brain from 2022. Stentrode has now taken a … Read more