New Insights into Glioblastoma: How timing of Treatments Could Be Key to Better outcomes Table of Contents New Insights into Glioblastoma: How timing of Treatments Could Be Key to Better outcomes The Science Behind the Discovery timing Is Everything: The Role of Dexamethasone Block Circadian Signals, slow Tumor Growth Implications for Future Treatments Revolutionary Insights: … Read more
Prepare to be amazed, U.S. readers! A groundbreaking discovery in chronic pain management is on the horizon, and it’s all thanks to a natural compound called hederagenin. This remarkable substance has the potential to transform the lives of millions by targeting a specific receptor in the brain and spinal cord, offering a new avenue for … Read more
A new study offers a glimmer of hope for teenagers grappling with the lingering effects of COVID-19. Researchers at University College london (UCL) have found that the majority of young people who experienced long COVID symptoms three months after a positive test had recovered within two years. The groundbreaking study, published in Nature Communications Medicine, … Read more
Brain Scans Reveal Empathy Deficit in Frontotemporal Dementia Patients A new study illuminates the neurological basis for the reduced empathy often seen in individuals with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), a condition affecting approximately 3% of dementia patients in Sweden. Researchers at Karolinska Institute and Lund University utilized functional MRI (fMRI) scans to observe brain activity while … Read more
Genes and Head Trauma: Study Finds Link to Increased Aggression in Middle Age A new study reveals a worrying connection between chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a brain disease linked to repeated head injuries, and increased aggression in middle age. For individuals with both CTE and a family history of mental illness, the risk of aggressive … Read more
Feeling Sleepy Could Be a Warning Sign for Dementia Risk Good sleep isn’t just about feeling refreshed in the morning – a new study suggests it could play a critical role in protecting your brain as you age, particularly against dementia. Research published in the prestigious journal Neurology uncovered a troubling link between excessive daytime … Read more
Once the knee is damaged, it does not regenerate naturally. Sometimes, people may have the complacent thought, ‘If I have a problem with my knee, wouldn’t it be okay to have surgery?’ However, there are limits to the ability to treat knees with various treatments, including surgery. Even if an artificial joint is inserted, the … Read more
If your body becomes fat, it not only looks unattractive but it will also be harmful to your health. In particular, it is known that belly fat is a factor that causes serious problems, such as increasing the probability of developing various adult diseases. Recently, a new study was published that shows that fat that … Read more
a toothA research team at Karolinska Institutet in Sweden analyzed MRI scans of 31,229 people.a toothIf blood sugar levels are not controlled, the rate of aging in the brain slows down.a toothA healthy lifestyle suggests that it may reduce brain aging caused by diabetes Research has shown that diabetes and pre-diabetes, known as major risk … Read more
After more than five years, he finally has his voice back. Casey Harrell (45) suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a progressive disease of the motor neurons that leads to muscle paralysis. Last summer, neurosurgeons implanted a brain implant, thanks to which he can now speak again. “When we first tried the system, he cried … Read more