New method 'prevents' Parkinson's with nanotechnology
Concentrated clumps of protein in the brain have been linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's.
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Concentrated clumps of protein in the brain have been linked to neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson's.
Many scientists have pointed out the strange connection between the extent to which humans can smell and the risk of death.
Still using brain stimulation by attaching electrodes to a certain part of the brain, two diseases, Alzheimer's and depression, may also be gone.
This project is part of the Michael J. Fox Foundation's partnership with the Space Science Center.
Korean scientists recently claimed to have created a glowing dog thanks to a cloning technique, which could help find treatments for human diseases such as Alzheimer's a…
Scientists from Vietnam Institute of Chemistry, Institute of Science and Technology have successfully produced biofuels from waste vegetable oil.
AFP reported on June 17 that William Knowles, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist, was involved in a research project to develop drugs to treat Parkinson's disease, who died a…
Former US President George HW Bush died on November 30 after nearly 8 months of hospitalization
Slow and stiff movements, shaking hands and feet even during breaks ... may be signs of Parkinson's disease.
Everyone wants to leave a mark on history. The same is true in medicine, in particular, famous, incurable diseases that have been brought along by the names of those who…
People with Parkinson's have much lower levels of caffeine in their blood than people who don't get sick even if they consume the same amount of caffeine.
The United States has discovered a cause of brain cell death in Parkinson's patients and the use of antioxidants to prevent brain cell damage.
Researchers have found an unexpected link between people's dreams of violence and strangeness with the risk of neurological diseases like Parkinson's and dementia.
US scientists have found a way to transplant SoC control chips to the human brain to fight neurological diseases.
Patients who suffer from limb tremors now have the opportunity to escape that obsession thanks to a special ultrasound machine that acts on the patient's damaged brain c…