Neurology
What Is Intellectual Wellness? How to Expand Your Knowledge and Skills
Nourishing and developing our brain is just as important as exercising our bodies. Experts explain the essence of intellectual wellness.
ALS Patient First to Communicate With Brain Implant: 'I Love My Cool Son'
He also requested certain soups and to listen to the band Tool.
Do Insects Have Brains?
Multiple studies have pointed towards examples of sophisticated intelligence in some insects.
How a Deep Brain Stimulation Implant Helped Treat Woman's Severe Depression
A team of researchers customized a device to recognize signs of depression in one area of a patient's brain and apply a tiny burst of electricity to another.
Woman Gets Guillain-Barré After J&J Vaccine, Says She'd Get Shot Again
Jamie Walton spent 22 days in hospital after developing the rare neurological condition.
Feel Dizzy When You Stand Up? Condition May Increase Risk of Dementia
Scientists explored the link between dementia and a blood pressure condition with a range of causes.
Scary Memories Made Less Fearful After Scientists Stimulated Brains
Co-author Sara Borgomaneri, of the University of Bologna, told Newsweek: "The study underlines the importance of memory reconsolidation, and of the possibility that our past memories can be rewritten somehow.
Bogus Stem Cell Therapy Can Kill, Cause Strokes, Seizures, Study Reveals
Co-author Dr. Jaime Imitola of UConn Health, said: "They use fancy websites promising cures left and right, but which are nothing of the sort. They steal your money but give nothing in return."
Genetics and Lifestyle May Explain Why Some Have Sharp Memory in Their 90s
Keeping intellectually and socially engaged as we age "are good bets as protective factors," said co-author Beth E. Snitz of the University of Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania told Newsweek.
COVID-19 Linked to Rare Neurological Syndrome Guillain-Barre Syndrome
There have been 10 cases of the disorder reported so far, with two in the U.S.
COVID-19 Linked to Some Types of Brain Damage: Study
Professor Cris S. Constantinescu told Newsweek: "We need to remain vigilant as even mild respiratory infection with COVID-19 can affect the nervous system in many different ways."
Menopause Hormones Linked to Women's Increased Alzheimer's Disease Risk
Scientists believe the association may be explained by changes in estrogen levels.
Alzheimer's Patients Can't Afford Medication Because of Out-of-Pocket Costs
If people don't follow their prescriptions they are less likely to benefit from drugs, which could lead to complications and higher costs later on, one of the authors of the study explained.
Older Adults Should Stay Active, Avoid Oversleeping to Avoid Strokes: Study
A new study in the medical journal "Neurology" shows that older adults are more vulnerable to strokes if they oversleep and avoid activity.
Tennessee Woman Sued for $25,000 After Posting Negative Review of Doctor
The defendant posted the review after the doctor allegedly became angry during an appointment when he noticed that she was recording on her phone.
Transgender People with Gender Dysphoria' May Have Brain Differences
Other experts in the field have said the theory should be regarded with caution.
Some Neurologists Want To End Daylight Saving Time, Calling It Unhealthy
In an article published in JAMA Neurology on Monday, three Vanderbilt neurologists cited evidence of the detrimental effects of time changes on the brain, particularly the negative impact they may have on circadian rhythms.
How We Think As Children Could Could Predict How Our Brains Will Age at 70
Scientists hope their research will help us understand conditions like dementia.
Small Amounts of Alcohol in Mediterranean Diet Could Boost Brain Health
Scientists studied people from the age of 25 for 30 years to understand how diet affects brain health.
Big Waist and High BMI Associated With Brain Thinning Linked to Dementia
"By losing weight, people may be able to stave off aging of their brains and potentially the memory and thinking problems that can come along with brain aging," an author of a new study has said.
Cuba Audio Attack: Exposed Staff Had Brain Matter Alterations, Study Finds
"These findings may represent something not seen before."
Alzheimer's Risk Tied to Extended Family
Researchers studied hundreds of thousands of people in Utah, who had families dating back to the 19th century.
Belly Fat Linked to a Smaller Brain
Past studies have suggested high body fat could be linked to neurodegenerative diseases like dementia.
Radicals Have 'Misplaced Certainty' When They're Wrong
"We found that people who hold radical political beliefs have worse metacognition than those with more moderate views," said the study's lead author.
Study: 4 Foods Linked to Preventing Memory Loss in Men
Scientists studied almost 30,000 men to pinpoint potentially memory-saving foods.
Understanding How the Brain Experiences Time
Why does time race by when you're in a hurry but lag when you're bored?
Mothering Five or More Children Linked to Alzheimer's
Researchers believe the levels of estrogen which the body creates during pregnancy could explain this association.
Every Person's Brain Is Unique: Study
Our experiences and genetics shape our brains, according to neuropsychologists
Drinking as a Teen 'Could Affect the Metabolism, Brain'
Scientists believe even drinking in moderation can have a negative affect on how the body generates energy.
Study Shows Amazing Benefit of Music Lessons
Researchers investigated how music lessons affect language skills.