New WHO Brief Sets Out Actions Needed to Improve Lives of People with Epilepsy
World Health Organization
The brief supports an integrated approach to epilepsy care and better access to medication
Neurons
Novel Method Automates the Growth of Brain Tissue Organoids on a Chip
University of California - Santa Cruz
The new system can increase reproducibility in cerebral organoid research and lower the levels of cellular stress
Gene Mutation Leading to Autism Found to Overstimulate Brain Cells
Rutgers University
Rutgers-led study highlights potential of new techniques to study mental disorders
Multilevel Brain Atlases Provide Tools for Better Diagnosis
Human Brain Project
The multilevel atlas could help with studying psychiatric and aging disorders
Obesity at MS Diagnosis Linked to Higher Levels of Disability
BMJ-British Medical Journal
Reverting to a healthy weight may improve clinical outcome, suggest researchers
Cause of Motor Neuron Disease Could Be Missed Due to Limits on Genetic Testing
King's College London
Researchers call for a complete rethink of guidelines for access to genetic testing for ALS
United States Confirmed as Country with Circulating Vaccine-Derived Poliovirus
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
The United States now joins a list of about 30 other countries
Does Multiple Sclerosis Play a Role in Cancer Screening and Diagnosis?
American Academy of Neurology
New study examines breast cancer and colorectal cancer detection in people with MS
Researchers Develop New Antibody Test to Diagnose Multiple Sclerosis
Mayo Clinic
The study estimates a significant cost and time saving for the new test
Does Nerve Damage Contribute to “Long-COVID” Symptoms?
Massachusetts General Hospital
Almost all post-COVID neuropathy appears due to infection-triggered immune dysfunction that is potentially treatable