Pascual Sánchez Juan, neurologist: "Alzheimer is a disease of young people"
Dr. Pascual Sánchez Juan argues that Alzheimer’s disease, often mistaken as an ailment of the elderly, has a long onset period and emphasizes the importance of early prevention and treatment.
Louisa Nicola, neurophysiologist: 'The unexpected muscle group that prevents cognitive decline and Alzheimer's'
Neurophysiologist Louisa Nicola discusses a study suggesting a strong correlation between leg strength and the prevention of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.
Why can you remember every word of an old song - but not why you walked into a room?
The article discusses how recalling song lyrics uses long-term memory, while forgetting recent intentions highlights different memory processes.
Detail in walking may be a sign of Parkinson's disease
According to a German study, individuals who turn slowly and unsteadily while walking may be at a higher risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
What treatments are currently available for Parkinson's disease?
Current treatments for Parkinson's disease focus on symptom management as there is no definitive cure for this progressive neurodegenerative disorder.
This disease can be seen in walking - 5 warning signs not to be ignored
The article discusses warning signs of Parkinson's disease that can be observed in a person's walking patterns, emphasizing the importance of early identification.
Neurologist on men's mental health: If we don't try to improve the situation, it threatens disaster for society as a whole
A neurologist discusses the interconnectedness of physical and mental health in men while highlighting alarming statistics about men's mental well-being in Latvia.
High Honor: The Hope Carrier for People with Brain Tumors
Heidelberg neurologist Varun Venkataramani receives prestigious award for groundbreaking discovery aiding glioblastoma patients.
The three secrets to achieving good rest and how the environment influences it, according to a sleep specialist neurologist
Neurologist Stella Maris Valiensi shares insights on creating an ideal sleep environment and the importance of physical activity for better rest.
Conrado Estol, neurologist: "Insomnia affects quality of life"
Neurologist Conrado Estol discusses the impacts of insomnia on health and offers strategies for achieving better sleep.
Drooling into your pillow could indicate a more serious issue
Experts warn that persistent drooling during sleep may signal serious health issues requiring medical attention.
'I'm a neurologist - here are three things I never do due to stroke risk'
A neurologist shares three actions he avoids to reduce his risk of stroke, based on his professional experience.
New research: This is how you can reduce the risk of Alzheimer's disease
A new study suggests engaging in brain-stimulating activities throughout life may lower the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease or delay its onset.
When it is written that a hospital has worse results, I guarantee it will improve within a year, says neurologist Tomek
Neurologist Tomek emphasizes the importance of transparent hospital performance data, arguing that its availability will lead to quality improvements in healthcare.
Oliver Sacks, ten years after his death: the neurologist who turned medicine into literature
Oliver Sacks, renowned neurologist and author, continued to write influential works even after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, producing significant posthumous writings that blend medicine and literature.
The availability of several medical services in Liepāja is at risk
Liepāja faces a significant shortage of neurologists, impacting the availability of crucial medical services in the region.
Neurologist: High blood pressure can lead to cognitive disorders and even dementia
High blood pressure can contribute to cognitive impairments that may develop into dementia, according to neurologists in Latvia.
Young Goiânia woman who became quadriplegic five times due to rare disease celebrates progress: 'I am already much better than before'
Roberta Rodrigues, a 33-year-old physiotherapist from Goiás, celebrates her recovery progress from Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP) after becoming quadriplegic five times.
Neurologist: "The three things – and significantly fewer pastries, frozen buns, and caffe latte – have led me to lose 17 kilos in a year"
Leading neurologist Faisal Mohammad Amin shares three key tips for maintaining brain health, including a significant lifestyle change that helped him lose 17 kilos in a year.
Brain Doctor: "The three things – and then significantly fewer poppy seed pastries, seed snaps, and caffe latte – have resulted in me losing 17 kilos in a year"
Neurologist Faisal Mohammad Amin shares insights on migraine treatments and offers three key tips for maintaining brain health, while also discussing his personal weight loss journey.
Is your brain a replica of the Vedas? Harvard-MIT neuroscientist reveals the truth
A Harvard-MIT trained neuroscientist suggests that the human brain may represent the ancient Vedas in a physical form, linking modern neurology with ancient wisdom.
Why do we jump for joy? Scientists already know
A recent study explores the link between dopamine levels and joyful jumping behaviors in humans.
Journalism and polylaminin
The Brazilian Academy of Neurology has urged caution regarding polylaminin due to a lack of evidence for its effectiveness, amidst a polarized public discourse fueled by media coverage.
Professor warns: unexpected symptom - a signal of Parkinson's disease
A professor highlights that recognizing early signs of Parkinson's disease, which is often mistaken for normal aging, can significantly enhance management of the condition.
Conrado Estol, neurologist: 'Insomnia affects quality of life'
Neurologist Conrado Estol discusses the impact of insomnia on overall well-being and provides advice on achieving better sleep health.
Neurologist says this morning drink could help protect against dementia
A neurologist claims that drinking coffee may reduce the risk of dementia based on recent research findings.
Is a breakthrough in Parkinson's treatment within reach?
Estonian scientists are developing small molecules that mimic the effects of GDNF in the brain, aiming to advance Parkinson's disease treatment.
A Woman's Life Changed to Hell: I Would Rather Give Birth to Ten Children in a Row than Experience This Pain
Gabrielle De'Athe has experienced a nightmare scenario starting from a simple toothache, leading to a debilitating diagnosis of atypical trigeminal neuralgia that has taken away her work and social life.
Early diagnosed dementia allows for a longer preservation of quality of life. An interview with a neurologist
The article discusses the nature of dementia as a disease rather than a normal part of aging and highlights the importance of early diagnosis.
Friedreich's Ataxia. A Rare Disease Difficult to Identify
Friedreich's Ataxia remains underdiagnosed in Poland, with a lack of concrete data on the number of patients suffering from this condition.
Neurologists alert to lack of evidence on the action of poly-L-lysine in spinal cord injury
Brazilian neurologists warn about insufficient scientific evidence supporting the use of poly-L-lysine for treating spinal cord injuries in humans.
Patient from Sergipe receives treatment with polylaminin
A 27-year-old woman from Sergipe has received a groundbreaking treatment involving polylaminin, which may restore movement to individuals with paraplegia or quadriplegia.
A Direct Tip from a Neurologist – 'Please Don't Do That'
A neurologist advises on simple ways to enhance brain health during a webinar.
A neurologist explained in detail the relationship between glucose spikes and Alzheimer's
A recent study highlights a potential link between post-meal glucose spikes and an increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
Migraine is more than just a headache. A neurologist explains the four stages
This article discusses the complexity of migraines beyond just headaches, highlighting the four distinct stages of a migraine attack as explained by a neurologist.
Conrado Estol, neurologist: "Insomnia affects the quality of life"
Neurologist Conrado Estol discusses the impact of insomnia on quality of life and shares tips to improve sleep health.
Why your most creative ideas may appear after a night of sleep
A study suggests that dreaming, particularly during REM sleep, may enhance creative problem-solving.
Ana Fernández-Arcos, neurologist: "Some people give so much importance to dreams that they can change their lives"
Ana Fernández-Arcos discusses the significance of dreams and advances in sleep medicine during her interview.
Ana Fernández-Arcos, neurologist: "Some people give so much importance to dreams that they can change their lives"
Neuroscientist Ana Fernández-Arcos discusses the significance of dreams and how they can potentially influence one's life and well-being.
Neurologist's 15-minute bedtime 'rule' makes waking up early 'easier'
A neurologist shares a 15-minute bedtime rule to help people wake up earlier by addressing sleep inertia and irregular sleep schedules.
Health Check for Welcoming Parents: If Movement Slows Down and Night Terrors Increase
Observing the movements of elderly parents during the holidays can help assess their health, as changes may indicate conditions such as Parkinson's disease.
A neurological finding explains why we procrastinate
Researchers at the University of Birmingham found that procrastination occurs because our brains perceive the effort required for tasks as less burdensome when imagined to be carried out in the future.
Conrado Estol, neurologist: "If someone falls asleep in less than five minutes, it is not a superpower: it is a sign of chronic sleep deficit"
Argentinian neurologist Conrado Estol warns that falling asleep in under five minutes could indicate chronic sleep deprivation rather than exceptional ability.
Scientists Who Confuse Facts with Fiction / Neurologist Oliver Sacks and the Fate of the Public Intellectual
The article discusses the unique and often surreal neurological cases documented by Oliver Sacks, highlighting a blend of fact and fiction in his storytelling.
Cellist Kovalová on Living with Chronic Pain: No One Prepares You for It, They Had to Carry Me Off the Stage with My Chair
Cellist Terezie Kovalová shares her experience living with chronic pain due to Scheuermann's disease and discusses her journey through depression and neurodivergence in a recent interview.
Vilnius Woman Constantly in Pain: Doctors Diagnose 'Ticking Bomb' in the Brain
A woman from Vilnius discovers she has a brain aneurysm after suffering from migraines, leading to her seeking medical help and eventually a surgical solution.
The three secrets to achieving good rest and how the environment influences it, according to a sleep specialist neurologist
A sleep specialist neurologist shares insights on how the environment impacts sleep quality and provides tips for achieving better rest.
Demon Face Syndrome Distorts Everything – This Is What Faces Can Look Like
Victor Sharrah experiences a rare condition called demon face syndrome, where familiar faces appear distorted and frightening to him.
A neurologist revealed the real impact of taking a glass of wine before going to bed
A neurologist discusses the effects of drinking wine before sleep and shares tips for better rest.
Rehabilitation After Stroke Upside Down? Scientists Found an Unexpected Path to Independence
Scientists have discovered that rehabilitation methods focusing only on the weaker arm of stroke survivors may overlook the impairments of the 'healthy' arm, impacting daily activities and overall independence.