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Elon Musk didn’t provide any details about the latest patient to get an implant from his brain-computer interface company, but there are updates on the previous ones.
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Dr. Nima Aghaebrahim, a neurointerventionalist at Baptist Health, explains why "time is brain" when treating a stroke. Then, our program looks at innovative methods to teach neuroscience.
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A research team finds that 25% of patients who appear unresponsive might be conscious but unable to show that awareness. The phenomenon is called cognitive motor dissociation.
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There’s increasing evidence that tackling 14 risk factors would delay or prevent nearly half of dementia cases.
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Believe it or not, slap fighting is a thing, a relatively new sport with its own fanbase. Don't mistake a slap, however, as a harmless alternative to damage seen in other contact sports. c
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VIDEO: Isabelle Grow, who was born with partial brain damage, struggled with basic milestones like walking, but she could sing before she could speak.
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After a conversation on amazing brain implants, the president of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners discusses how APRNs balance patient needs and prescribing guidelines.
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The first new guidelines in 10 years from the American Stroke Association for people and doctors reflect a better understanding of who gets strokes and why, along with new drugs that can help reduce risk.
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Adding low levels of fluoride to water has long been considered one of the greatest health achievements. Now comes an analysis of previously published research that concludes a link with intelligence.
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The FDA approved donanemab, which will be sold under the brand name Kisunla. The new drug helps slow decline in Alzheimer's patients with mild cognitive impairment.