Tag: neurology
Alzheimer’s Disease: Precision Medicine May Get Us Closer to Cure
A precision medicine approach based on biomarkers, powered by AI, and sensitive to gender may get us closer to a cure for Alzheimer's Disease.
Recent Advances in Alzheimer’s Disease Prevention
A prominent neurologist reviews what is known (and not known) about recent evidence-based advances in Alzheimer's Disease prevention.
MdDS Makes You Feel Like You’re Still on the Boat
MdDS is an under recognized neurologic disorder where the rocking sensation you experience after getting off of a boat or a plane persists indefinitely.
What You Need to Know About TMS for Treatment-Resistant Depression
Roughly 1/3 of patients diagnosed with Major Depressive are said to have treatment-resistant depression. TMS may be a good alternative for them.
The Gut-Brain Connection: How Probiotics Can Improve Mood
While probiotics work solely in the intestines, thanks to the gut-brain connection, the work done there can impact your mental health as well.
Dementia Facts and Stats Everyone Should Know
Dementia affects people around the world and is becoming more common every year. Here are a few surprising facts about the condition.
The Importance of Women’s Brains in Alzheimer’s Disease Research
Understanding sex differences in human brains is crucial for precision medicine in Alzheimer's Disease. It may also help get to a cure.
How Little White Lies Can Lead to Great Big Ones
Studies show lies increase with repetition but only when the participant benefited. Self-interest is the thing that pushes people down that slippery slope.
What is the Impact of Dementia on Comorbid Conditions?
New research finds that dementia has a substantial impact on the costs and prevalence of certain common comorbid conditions compared with matched individuals without dementia.
Alzheimer’s, Cholesterol & Genetics—How to Reduce Your Risk for Dementia
We can make choices to protect our brains & prevent late-life Alzheimer’s by following some steps proven to prevent dementia & sharpen your mind.
Cannabidiol Approved to Treat Rare but Severe Forms of Epilepsy
in a landmark decision on June 25, 2018, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first-ever marijuana-derived drug called Epidiolex. It will be used to treat seizures associated with two rare and severe forms of epilepsy.
Lower Blood Pressure Found to Lower Dementia Risk
A new study shows that aggressively treating blood pressure to a target of 120 mmHg was associated with a lower risk of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and dementia compared to a group treated to a target of 140 mmHg or less.