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Top stories in gastroenterology: Probiotics linked to brain fog, insufficient evidence to support gluten-free diet for IBS
Among the top stories in gastroenterology is research linking probiotics to bacterial growth that causes brain fog and raping abdominal bloating, and there is a lack of...
16 minutes ago - Healio
Why patients with brain markers for Alzheimer's never develop the condition
Scientists have discovered the reason why patients who show brain markers for Alzheimer's never develop the condition.
50 minutes ago - News Medical
Characteristic neuroimaging findings in a patient with sensorineural hearing loss
A 1- year-old boy was evaluated in the neurology clinic for an abnormal brain magnetic resonance imaging scan. He was born full term to a primigravida mother. Fetal...
3 hours ago - Pediatric Neurology
Pseudotumor Cerebri Syndrome is the Best Term for this Condition
Nonne1 first used the term pseudotumor cerebri in 1904 for cases which mimicked intracranial tumors with signs and symptoms of increased intracranial pressure, but no tumor was...
3 hours ago - Pediatric Neurology
Rapid Diagnostic Coupled with Local Therapy Developed for Brain Tumors
Interdisciplinary team develops rapid molecular diagnostic coupled to sustained release therapeutic to treat gliomas during surgery
3 hours ago - BWH
Study finds why some people with brain markers of Alzheimer's never develop dementia
A new study from The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston has uncovered why some people that have brain markers of Alzheimer's never develop the classic dementia...
5 hours ago - News Medical
Psychologist to assess how the brain maintains precise short-term and long-term memories
A person's general intelligence and ability to understand language are reliant on the brain's ability to maintain precise information acquired over a short period of time.
5 hours ago - News Medical
Researchers find mechanism that prepares brain to replicate repeated actions
Researchers in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Johns Hopkins Medicine report that a computerized study of 36 healthy adult volunteers asked to repeat...
7 hours ago - News Medical
Cigarette Smokers may Find It Difficult to Cope With Stress: Study
Ability to cope with stress gets affected in case of smokers when a particular type of cannabinoid CB1 receptor become less in the brain due to smoking addiction, finds a new...
7 hours ago - Medindia Health
AI robot can draw what you're thinking by reading your brain impulses
A team of scientists at the Research Center for Brain-Inspired Intelligence in Beijing, China recently developed a technique to decode perceived images by analyzing data from...
10 hours ago - Natural News
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Coal Miners at High Risk of Developing Deadly Lung Fibrosis
Coal miners are at an increased risk of developing progressive massive fibrosis. Coal mine operators and coal miners need to be educated about the harmful effects of coal mine...
How to Identify Risk of Gestational Diabetes During Pregnancy?
A blood test done early in the first trimester of pregnancy can help women make lifestyle changes even before gestational diabetes can develop.
Man told he'd never walk or talk because of rare disease stuns doctors with...
Macauley Collinson, from Lancaster, suffers with the rare Moebius Syndrome - a rare neurological condition which affects the nerves controlling facial expression and eye movement.
Virtual Training Can be Given to Primary Care Doctors to Diagnose Autism Early
Hands-on training and virtual discussions on Autism can help primary care doctors diagnose autism early and prevent the delay that is usually caused by seeking an expert far...
Gene-to-gene Interaction can be Understood Better With the New Statistical...
Gene-to-gene Interaction can be understood better with the New Statistical Method- AA9int. This method can be used to evaluate gene-to-gene interactions associated with cancer...
New cancer pill stops tumor cells repairing - making them weaker
Researchers based at the Francis Crick Institute in London and Oxford University are developing a drug that blocks the ability of tumour cells to repair themselves.
Caring for Parents After the Death of a Child
Objectives: To describe the health outcomes of bereaved parents and identify practical strategies for critical care providers as they support and provide anticipatory guidance...
Weight Loss: More Protein can Reduce Fatty Liver
Increase in dietary protein is linked to reduce the liver's fat content in people with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease .
Lead levels in baby food ‘worrisome' but industry can fix the problem
Laboratory analysis of 50 big-name baby foods all showed the presence of at least one heavy metal, with two-thirds having “worrisome” levels, according to information from...
Physical activity in teenage girls can be improved with mental training...
The level of physical activity of female teenagers can be enhanced with mental training, according to a study published in the Journal of Sport and Health Science. The study...