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Because music helps people with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia bring out memories, some Jews in South Florida find Yiddish songs effective.
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Epilepsy services are set to see their first stable source of funding from the state. The money is included in the Legislature’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
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The treatment involves implanting electrodes in the brain that are attached to a device placed under the skin in the chest. Recent research is promising, and doctors believe federal approval may come soon.
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Neuralink’s device is adesigned to be implanted in the skull, with thin wires going into the brain. The initial goal is to give people the ability to control a computer cursor or keyboard using thoughts alone.
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Researchers used sound waves to jiggle a temporary opening in the brain's protective shield for three patients over six months. In spots where that shield was opened, more plaque was cleared.
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Music supports mental health and aids in managing neurological disorders. From easing challenges to boosting overall well-being, music proves to be a powerful tool for healing.
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Advanced technologies bring precision and personalized approaches to every neurological procedure. Dr. Bernard Bendok discusses the effect on patient outcomes.
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From adapting to daylight saving time to the link between sleep and mental health, our guest specialists help us unravel some slumber secrets.
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The neurosurgeon was performing a biopsy through a hole in the 64-year-old patient’s skull last year in Australia and used forceps to pull out the 3-inch-long living parasite.
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Particle pollution from sugar cane burning can cross the blood brain barrier and lead to brain inflammation.