Neurologic Disorders
Migraine A Sign of Latent Emotional Abuse
Childhood emotional abuse has been investigated as the culprit for frequent recurrence of migraine in adults.
In the study, psychological mistreatment was surveyed by...
Individual Differences, Different Mental Abilities
The way our brain process things depends on our individual differences.
A postdoctoral researcher at the Beckman Institute and first author of the paper, said,...
Feeling Lousy and Old? Re-energize The Brain!
Re-energizing the aging brain is very important to one's health.
The study, which was sponsored by the Alzheimer Association, is distributed in the open-access journal...
Worse verbal memory in middle age is associated with long term use of marijuana
Marijuana has driving effects to individuals who used it but in the recent study it is also link to worse verbal memory in young...
The chance of serious danger of stroke is connected with sleeping for more than 8 hours a day
Individuals who takes more than eight hours of sleep a day, as indicated by the study, is prone to the danger of stroke.
The scientist...
Culprit for Dementia: Anxiety
Anxiety has been regarded as a catalyst for dementia.
Andrew Petkus, Ph.D. said, “Anxiety, especially in older adults, has been relatively understudied compared to depression,”...
New Small, Thin Electronic Sensors Monitor Brain Injury, Then Melt Away
Brain electronic implants can monitor temperature and pressure within the skull and then melt away when no longer needed.
A new class of tiny electronic implants monitor...
Common dementia drug found to be helpful for Parkinson’s patients
Researchers have discovered that a commonly used drug for dementia is able to help prevent debilitating falls for patients suffering from Parkinson’s Disease.
Published in...
BRCA1 Also Linked to Alzheimer’s Disease
The protein BRCA1 has been found to be also required for normal learning and memory and is depleted by Alzheimer’s disease, according to a study...
Newly evolved human gene variants are able to protect older adults from memory and cognitive deficits
According to the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine, a variety of human gene variants have specifically evolved to avoid neurodegenerative and...
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