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What I Tell Families When They Ask: Should We Put My Parent On The New Drug, Lormalzi?
Lormalzi is not a cure. I say this not to take away hope, but because understanding this is what allows families to make decisions rooted in reality rather than desperation.
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When Everyday Tasks Become Difficult: Coordination Problems In Children Explained
One of the biggest challenges for children with dyspraxia is not just physical coordination, but the emotional burden that comes with repeated criticism and comparison.
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Daytime Napping Linked To Higher Mortality Risk In Older Adults, Study Finds
One of the most striking findings was the link between morning naps and increased risk. Experts suggest this could be related to disruptions in the body's internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm.
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Temple Wearable Enters Early Access: Zomato Co-Founder Deepinder Goyal Says First 100 Units Ready to Ship
Deepinder Goyal has opened early access for Temple, a wearable designed to track physical and cognitive health. The first 100 units are ready, and applications are open through the official website. The device is worn on the temple and aims to capture more accurate physiological signals than wrist-based trackers. It focuses on tracking brain blood ...
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Can Lazy Eye Sometimes Indicate A Brain Tumour? Expert Explains
Lazy eye is basically amblyopia, which develops in childhood due to a neurodevelopmental issue where the child is unable to see properly from one or both eyes.
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Doctors Removes Sickle Stuck 1.5 Inches Deep Into Man's Brain
Doctors at Mumbai's Sion Hospital remove a sickle-like tool lodged in a man's skull.
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Study Finds Three Different Patterns Of Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer's Disease
A study has revealed three types of cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease -- stable or no change, slow decline, and fast decline.
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West Nile Fever Reported In Kerala: Early Signs And Prevention Tips You Should Know
West nile fever is a viral infection primarily spread through the bite of infected mosquitoes. It is caused by the west nile fever, which is commonly found in birds and transmitted to humans via mosquitoes.
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What Is Cerebral Malaria? Everything You Need To Know
While malaria typically causes fever, chills, sweating, and body aches, cerebral malaria involves the central nervous system. This makes it far more serious and rapidly progressive.
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23-Year-Old Gets A Paralysis Attack Due To Over-Gymming: Doctors Explain Why This Happens, Shares Prevention Tips
A 23-year-old in Nagpur suffered paralysis after a brain hemorrhage linked to extreme gym workouts, highlighting risks of over-exercising.
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Smell Test For Alzheimer's Disease: Can It Detect Risk Years Before Symptoms?
Scientists are exploring smell tests as an early indicator of Alzheimer's risk, detecting brain changes years before memory loss occurs.
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Does Fluoride Affect Your Brain? Here's What A New Study Found About Brain Health
A study finds no brain health differences between individuals with or without water fluoridation across all life stages.
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Feeling Dizzy Or Confused? It Could Be Your Brain Lacking Glucose
Low blood sugar often begins with general symptoms that many people overlook. These include weakness, excessive sweating, sudden hunger, and a rapid heartbeat that may feel like palpitations.
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Transient Global Amnesia: Neurologist Explains 24-Hour Memory Loss Condition Seen In Sai Pallavi's Ek Din
Transient Global Amnesia (TGA) is a self-limiting neurological syndrome in which episodes typically last for 4-8 hours and usually resolve within 24 hours
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Air Pollution Could Be Linked With Increased Migraine Activity, Finds Study
Exposure to air pollution could be associated with an increased migraine activity, according to a study.
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What I Tell Families When They Ask: Should We Put My Parent On The New Drug, Lormalzi?
Lormalzi is not a cure. I say this not to take away hope, but because understanding this is what allows families to make decisions rooted in reality rather than desperation.
-
When Everyday Tasks Become Difficult: Coordination Problems In Children Explained
One of the biggest challenges for children with dyspraxia is not just physical coordination, but the emotional burden that comes with repeated criticism and comparison.
-
Daytime Napping Linked To Higher Mortality Risk In Older Adults, Study Finds
One of the most striking findings was the link between morning naps and increased risk. Experts suggest this could be related to disruptions in the body's internal clock, known as the circadian rhythm.
-
Temple Wearable Enters Early Access: Zomato Co-Founder Deepinder Goyal Says First 100 Units Ready to Ship
Deepinder Goyal has opened early access for Temple, a wearable designed to track physical and cognitive health. The first 100 units are ready, and applications are open through the official website. The device is worn on the temple and aims to capture more accurate physiological signals than wrist-based trackers. It focuses on tracking brain blood ...
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Can Lazy Eye Sometimes Indicate A Brain Tumour? Expert Explains
Lazy eye is basically amblyopia, which develops in childhood due to a neurodevelopmental issue where the child is unable to see properly from one or both eyes.
-
Doctors Removes Sickle Stuck 1.5 Inches Deep Into Man's Brain
Doctors at Mumbai's Sion Hospital remove a sickle-like tool lodged in a man's skull.
-
Study Finds Three Different Patterns Of Cognitive Decline In Alzheimer's Disease
A study has revealed three types of cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease -- stable or no change, slow decline, and fast decline.
-
West Nile Fever Reported In Kerala: Early Signs And Prevention Tips You Should Know
West nile fever is a viral infection primarily spread through the bite of infected mosquitoes. It is caused by the west nile fever, which is commonly found in birds and transmitted to humans via mosquitoes.
-
What Is Cerebral Malaria? Everything You Need To Know
While malaria typically causes fever, chills, sweating, and body aches, cerebral malaria involves the central nervous system. This makes it far more serious and rapidly progressive.
-
23-Year-Old Gets A Paralysis Attack Due To Over-Gymming: Doctors Explain Why This Happens, Shares Prevention Tips
A 23-year-old in Nagpur suffered paralysis after a brain hemorrhage linked to extreme gym workouts, highlighting risks of over-exercising.
-
Smell Test For Alzheimer's Disease: Can It Detect Risk Years Before Symptoms?
Scientists are exploring smell tests as an early indicator of Alzheimer's risk, detecting brain changes years before memory loss occurs.
-
Does Fluoride Affect Your Brain? Here's What A New Study Found About Brain Health
A study finds no brain health differences between individuals with or without water fluoridation across all life stages.
-
Feeling Dizzy Or Confused? It Could Be Your Brain Lacking Glucose
Low blood sugar often begins with general symptoms that many people overlook. These include weakness, excessive sweating, sudden hunger, and a rapid heartbeat that may feel like palpitations.
-
Transient Global Amnesia: Neurologist Explains 24-Hour Memory Loss Condition Seen In Sai Pallavi's Ek Din
Transient Global Amnesia (TGA) is a self-limiting neurological syndrome in which episodes typically last for 4-8 hours and usually resolve within 24 hours
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Air Pollution Could Be Linked With Increased Migraine Activity, Finds Study
Exposure to air pollution could be associated with an increased migraine activity, according to a study.
