Topic: Neurology Department February 4, 2019 Scans show women’s brains remain youthful as male brains wind downSource: NPR January 27, 2019 Just one night of sleep loss can affect body and mind, studies findSource: Forbes January 24, 2019 Sleep deprivation accelerates Alzheimer’s brain damageStudy in mice, people explains why poor sleep linked to Alzheimer’s .News Release January 15, 2019 New hope for old diseaseDoctors may soon be able to predict, prevent Alzheimer’s disease.Outlook Magazine January 9, 2019 Decreased deep sleep linked to early signs of Alzheimer’s diseaseToxic brain protein tau elevated in older people who sleep poorly.News Release January 7, 2019 Alzheimer’s disease may develop differently in African-Americans, study suggestsSource: NPR January 7, 2019 Mice sleeping fitfully provide clues to insomniaGenetically engineered mice mimic common sleep problems.News Release January 7, 2019 Racial differences in Alzheimer’s disease unveiledFindings suggest possible race-linked variations on how disease arises, develops.News Release January 2, 2019 Why are men more likely to die of glioblastoma? This study helps explainSource: NBC News December 17, 2018 Does thinking burn calories? Here’s what the science saysSource: Southern Living December 13, 2018 New genetic clues to early-onset form of dementiaCulprit is lone error in one gene, but researchers find many potential therapeutic targets.News Release December 11, 2018 People who act out dreams needed for studyPhenomenon linked to Parkinson’s, dementia, other serious neurodegenerative diseases.News Release October 26, 2018 The underestimated cerebellum gains new respect from brain scientistsSource: NPR October 25, 2018 Mind’s quality control center found in long-ignored brain areaCerebellum checks and corrects thoughts, movement.News Release October 17, 2018 Mysteries exploredPioneering neurologist Marcus Raichle, MD, opened up the human brain to scientific investigation.Outlook Magazine October 12, 2018 Dementia and guns: When should doctors broach the topicSource: Kaiser Health News October 9, 2018 Scoliosis linked to essential mineralChildren with severely curved spines may be unable to use manganese.News Release October 2, 2018 Building independenceFor 100 years, the occupational therapy program has helped people engage mind and body.Outlook Magazine September 5, 2018 Gurnett named director of pediatric and developmental neurologyPhysician-scientist specializes in epilepsy, neurodevelopmental disorders.News Release August 30, 2018 Experimental drug shows promise as multiple sclerosis treatmentBrain’s shrinking slows with drug.News Release August 23, 2018 Alzheimer’s one day may be predicted during eye examNoninvasive test may screen for disease before symptoms appear.News Release August 16, 2018 Many Faces of NeurofibromatosisArt installation at School of Medicine depicts humanity of NF patients.Medical Campus & Community August 14, 2018 Before It BeginsFamily, researchers team up to cure — or even prevent — Alzheimer’s disease.Outlook Magazine August 8, 2018 Brain tumors occur often in kids with common genetic syndromeAnalysis of MRI scans identifies some unexplained bright objects as tumors.News Release Posts navigation ‹ Prev 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 … 13 Next ›
