New Brain Scan May Effectively Diagnose Alzheimer’s Disease Early
Researchers have now come up with a diagnostic test or a way of safely scanning the brain for the presence of these amyloid plaques.
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Vorapaxar May Cause Brain Bleeding
The drug, vorapaxar, was deemed as unsafe for people who have a history of stroke, but the actual risk data was not presented.
Improve Test Scores, Decrease Anxiety By Writing Fears Down
Students experience high levels of anxiety before a test can receive quick help by simply writing their troubles on paper.
Cholesterol Lowering Drugs May Increase Stroke Risk
New findings show that statins, drugs used to lower cholesterol, may actually cause additional harm on patients.
Cerebral Palsy May Be Treated Using Stem-Cells
Stem-cell research has been an object of a lot of press, and this may be a situation where it can improve the lives of not only the young children, but the entire families as well.
Research Shows Alzheimer’s Disease May Be Treatable
Researchers explain that drugs may help treat disorders such Alzheimer’s disease…
Passive Educational System Severely Hinders Learning Ability
Researchers have discovered that memory is improved based on how the information is originally learned.
Diet Choices When Pregnant Influence Child’s Eating Habits
New studies suggest the diet can alter how a fetus perceives smell and flavor, as well as change the brain to influence diet choices of the child in the future.
Walking Can Slow Memory Loss In People With Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers at a Chicago conference discovered that walking five miles per week can help halt brain function decline as well as protect the brain in individuals experiencing…
Aggressive Surgery Yields High-Survival Rate In Children With Brain Tumors
A study at Mayo Clinic suggests that aggressive surgery may be the best option for survival in children with gliomas, or low-grade brain tumors.
