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A study by Japanese scientists showed that older people with high blood sugar or risk of diabetes are more likely to develop spots in the brain and cause Alzheimer's dis…
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A study by Japanese scientists showed that older people with high blood sugar or risk of diabetes are more likely to develop spots in the brain and cause Alzheimer's dis…
What is 'ghost arm'? Scientists explain why a 'ghost arm' appeared from a patient's chest.
Scientists have just demonstrated that the weekend sleeping habits have an effect on strengthening the brain, making us more resilient and excited for the new work week.
According to US scientists, the Prox1 gene plays a key role in the normal development of memory areas in the brain.
A person with a low heart rate, an amount of blood pumped from the heart to the whole body will have at least 2 years older brains than the person with the highest index.
The research of international scientists published in the journal Taiwan's technology news has developed a technique to treat brain tumors more effectively than the curr…
Finnish scientists say that people with higher levels of vitamin D are less likely to develop seizure syndrome (Parkinson's).
Soldiers suffering from traumatic brain injury during the war are at risk of epilepsy, even decades after brain injury occurs.
A study shows that sexual activity stimulates the proliferation of nerve cells in the brain.
A new study shows that people with depression may double their risk of developing dementia later.
British media on June 21 reported that patients with paralysis could one day move on their own thanks to a chip embedded in the brain along with controlled limbs.
People with common heart defects are also more likely to have brain aneurysm symptoms.
Many of us drink fish oil with the expectation of improving mental capacity, reducing the probability of developing dementia.
People with cerebral arterial stroke stroke have a very high risk of death, up to 90%, or leave severe sequelae such as paralysis, distortion ... if not treated promptly.
The cause of Parkinson's disease is related to a mutation of a gene that controls dopamine transmission, which is the LRRK2 gene.