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·August 21, 2024·4 min read

Music Therapy Helps in Brain Rehabilitation

Music-based movement therapy, the Ronnie Gardiner Method, shows promise in aiding rehabilitation for stroke and other brain disorders, according to a review from researchers. This rhythmic and engaging approach, which involves coordinated movements and sounds, has been well-received by participants for its enjoyable and social nature. While the method’s potential benefits for stroke recovery are documented, further studies are needed to validate its effectiveness in other conditions. The Ronnie Gardiner Method may become a valuable addition to traditional neurological rehabilitation.

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·May 22, 2024·4 min read

Ultra Processed Foods Associated with Cognitive Risks

A new study finds a link between a diet high in ultra-processed foods and an increased risk of cognitive impairment and stroke. This association was particularly pronounced among Black participants. While more research is needed, the findings highlight the potential impact of food processing on brain health.

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·May 21, 2024·5 min read

Hot Nights Raise Stroke Risk

A new study reveals a significant link between hot nights and increased stroke risk, particularly in the elderly and women. Researchers analyzed 15 years of data from Augsburg University Hospital and found a 7% increased risk of stroke following tropical nights.

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·May 16, 2024·4 min read

Singing Improves Language Skills in Stroke-Damaged Brains

Singing can improve language recovery in stroke patients by repairing the brain's language network. This positive effect is attributed to increased grey matter volume in language regions and improved connectivity within the network. The study suggests that singing can be a cost-effective addition to traditional rehabilitation methods.

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·June 30, 2023·5 min read

Harmonizing Recovery: Robotic Glove Helps Stroke Survivors Relearn Music

A 'smart hand exoskeleton', a custom-made robotic glove, can aid stroke patients in relearning dexterity-based skills like playing music. The glove, equipped with integrated tactile sensors, soft actuators, and artificial intelligence, can mimic natural hand movements and provide tactile sensations.

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·March 8, 2023·3 min read

Increased Stroke Risk for Those With Depression

People with depression are not only at greater risk of stroke, but they also are more likely to experience worse recovery following a stroke.

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·February 20, 2023·6 min read

Spinal Cord Stimulation Instantly Improves Arm Mobility After Stroke

Spinal cord stimulation restores movement in the arms of stroke patients with locomotion problems, researchers report. The treatment has the potential to improve the quality of life for those who suffer arm paralysis following a stroke.

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·February 2, 2023·5 min read

Poor Oral Health May Contribute to Declines in Brain Health

A genetic predisposition to oral health problems increased the risk of white matter hyperintensities and was associated with a 43% increase in microstructural damage in the brain. The study adds to the growing body of evidence connecting poor oral health to an increased risk of neurological disorders.

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·January 6, 2023·3 min read

After 40 Years of Decline, Stroke Death Rates Are Rising Again

Researchers say stroke fatalities will rise as millennials age.

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·December 13, 2022·3 min read

A Handy Lesson About Pain and the Brain in Stroke Survivors

Following a stroke, chronic pain can alter body perception and trick the brain into believing the affected hand is a different size. This increases the risk of accidents.

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·December 8, 2022·4 min read

AI Technology to Help Reduce the Risk of Vision Loss and Stroke

New AI technology is able to detect changes to the retina and predict the risk of retinal vein occlusion. Researchers say the technology could also be used to detect heart attack and stroke risks.

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·November 18, 2022·4 min read

Repairing Gut Saves Brain Function After Stroke

Transplanting intestinal epithelial stem cells from healthy donors reduced stroke-induced mortality, decreased the volume of dead brain tissue and gut leakiness, and prevented stroke-induced cognitive decline.

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Music Therapy Helps in Brain Rehabilitation

Ultra Processed Foods Associated with Cognitive Risks

Hot Nights Raise Stroke Risk

Singing Improves Language Skills in Stroke-Damaged Brains

Harmonizing Recovery: Robotic Glove Helps Stroke Survivors Relearn Music

Increased Stroke Risk for Those With Depression

Spinal Cord Stimulation Instantly Improves Arm Mobility After Stroke

Poor Oral Health May Contribute to Declines in Brain Health

After 40 Years of Decline, Stroke Death Rates Are Rising Again

A Handy Lesson About Pain and the Brain in Stroke Survivors

AI Technology to Help Reduce the Risk of Vision Loss and Stroke

Repairing Gut Saves Brain Function After Stroke

Diverse Biological Roots of Alzheimer’s Revealed

Overlooked Brainstem Pathway Discovered to Control Human Hands

Major Risk Factor for Rare Early-Onset Dementia Found

High-Fat Diets May Allow Gut Bacteria to Infiltrate the Brain

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