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Researchers Develop Cell-Level Wearable Devices to Restore Neuron Function
Scientists at MIT have developed groundbreaking cell-wearable devices that mimic natural myelin to treat neurological disorders like multiple sclerosis. These micro-scale devices wrap around neurons and restore disrupted electrical signalling. They are battery-free and activated by light, allowing for non-invasive monitoring and modulation of neuro...
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7 Uncommon Symptoms Of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects the central nervous system and is caused by damage to the myelin sheath.
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World Multiple Sclerosis Day 2018: All You Need To Know About Multiple Sclerosis
World Multiple Sclerosis Day 2018: Multiple sclerosis is a condition in which the immune system attacks myelin, the protective sheath which covers nerve fibres.
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Discovered! Targeting This Blood Protein Can Help In Treating Most Neurological Disorders
A particular blood-clotting protein can hamper repair in the brain. Nerve cells then get exposed to the environment leading to impaired cognitive function and loss of an ability to transmit nerve signals to the brain faster. Read full report here.
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Why Males Are At Higher Risk Of Autism: Study
Female infants have larger volumes of grey matter around the temporal-parietal junction of the brain than males at the time of birth, a new study has found.
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'Bad' White Blood Cells Responsible for Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers have identified a type of 'bad' white blood cells that are responsible for abnormal immune responses in patients of multiple sclerosis, which could help find new treatments for the disease.
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Genetic changes in psychotic disorders
Two major psychotic illnesses, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder (also known as manic depression), are related disorders that may have similar genetic causes. These findings could lead to a better diagnostic test, early treatment and/or new treatment.
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Sun exposure and multiple sclerosis
According to recent research higher exposure to sunlight during childhood and adolescence may protect and lower the chances of getting multiple sclerosis. The strongest benefit seems to occur with sun exposure during childhood.
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Researchers Develop Cell-Level Wearable Devices to Restore Neuron Function
Scientists at MIT have developed groundbreaking cell-wearable devices that mimic natural myelin to treat neurological disorders like multiple sclerosis. These micro-scale devices wrap around neurons and restore disrupted electrical signalling. They are battery-free and activated by light, allowing for non-invasive monitoring and modulation of neuro...
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7 Uncommon Symptoms Of Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects the central nervous system and is caused by damage to the myelin sheath.
-
World Multiple Sclerosis Day 2018: All You Need To Know About Multiple Sclerosis
World Multiple Sclerosis Day 2018: Multiple sclerosis is a condition in which the immune system attacks myelin, the protective sheath which covers nerve fibres.
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Discovered! Targeting This Blood Protein Can Help In Treating Most Neurological Disorders
A particular blood-clotting protein can hamper repair in the brain. Nerve cells then get exposed to the environment leading to impaired cognitive function and loss of an ability to transmit nerve signals to the brain faster. Read full report here.
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Why Males Are At Higher Risk Of Autism: Study
Female infants have larger volumes of grey matter around the temporal-parietal junction of the brain than males at the time of birth, a new study has found.
-
'Bad' White Blood Cells Responsible for Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers have identified a type of 'bad' white blood cells that are responsible for abnormal immune responses in patients of multiple sclerosis, which could help find new treatments for the disease.
-
Genetic changes in psychotic disorders
Two major psychotic illnesses, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder (also known as manic depression), are related disorders that may have similar genetic causes. These findings could lead to a better diagnostic test, early treatment and/or new treatment.
-
Sun exposure and multiple sclerosis
According to recent research higher exposure to sunlight during childhood and adolescence may protect and lower the chances of getting multiple sclerosis. The strongest benefit seems to occur with sun exposure during childhood.
