Scientists Uncover New Role for Neurotransmitter That Helps Fight Infection
Researchers report a particular type of neurotransmitter has an important role in adaptive immune responses.
Diabetes and Depression Predict Dementia Risk in People with MCI
According to a new study, people with MCI have a greater risk of developing dementia if they have diabetes.
Self Reporting Healthy Aging Brain Care Monitor For Dementia is Reliable and Valid
A patient self reporting version of the HABC monitor has been deemed reliable and valid by researchers, according to a new study.
First Real Time MRI Guided Brain Surgery for Parkinson’s in Southern California
UCSD neurosurgeons are the first in Southern California to use real time 3D MRI guidance to implant a DBS device into a Parkinson's patient.
‘Trojan Horse’ Proteins Used to Target Hard to Reach Cancers
Using nanoparticles, researchers have discovered a way to target difficult to reach cancers.
Roller Coaster Rides Trigger Stroke in Young Boy
Researchers report riding roller coasters seem to have triggered an unusual stroke in a child.
Preeclampsia During Mother’s Pregnancy Associated with Greater Autism Risk
Researchers report children with ASD were more than twice as likely to have mothers who suffered from preeclampsia during pregnancy.
Researchers Find Link Between Sleep Deprivation and Cell Damage
Sleep deprivation can cause cell damage, especially to the lungs, liver and small intestine, a new study reports.
Breakthrough Offers Promise for Spinal Cord Injury Patients to Breathe on Their Own Again
A new procedure could restore function to muscles involved in breathing control for paralyzed patients.
Kidney Function Monitoring Vital for People on Lithium
Researchers establish a link between short term exposure to lithium and potential kidney damage.
Eye Diseases Identified by How We Watch TV
Glaucoma could be detected by mapping eye movements as people watch TV, a new study reports.
Enriched Environments Hold Promise for Brain Injury Patients
According to a new study, an 'enriched environment' can help in rehabilitation for those with TBI.
Research Shows Easy to Walk Communities Can Blunt Cognitive Decline
Living in a neighborhood considered to have good walkability factors can help slow cognitive decline in older adults, researchers report.
Pregnant Women with PTSD More Likely to Give Birth Prematurely
A new study reports pregnant women with PTSD are at increased risk of preterm birth.
Radiation a Risk Factor for Meningioma Brain Tumors in Young People
Exposure to radiation appears to increase the risk of developing meningioma brain cancer in people under the age of 30, a new study reports.