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Guideline recommendations for management of patients with severe TBI continue to evolve
New evidence continues to drive the evolution of guideline recommendations for the medical management of patients with severe traumatic brain injury.
20 minutes ago - News Medical
Mobile devices rewire your brain, turning you into a reward addict who craves more food
There's a new risk factor for obesity and it doesn't involve dieting, genetics, food consumption, hormone disrupters, or inactivity. The newest risk factor for obesity is of...
2 hours ago - Natural News
Corona woman seizure-free due to successful UCI Health epilepsy surgery
IN THE NEWS: NBC4 and the Los Angeles Times recently highlighted a Corona woman who is now seizure free after a life-long struggle with epilepsy. Jasmine Williams, 26, had...
9 hours ago - UC Irvine Health
SUN-PO275: Alteration of Brain Lipids in Murine Model of Dietary Obesity
9 hours ago - Clinical Nutrition
Carnivore Diet, Cleaning Out Your Colon, Eating Brains, Hunting Zebras & Much More With Paul Saladino
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Brain "Hot Spots" May Be Tied to More Severe MS
NIH study suggests hope for improving management
22 hours ago - MedPage Today
New Study Refine Guidelines for Pediatric Brain Injuries
Measuring carbon dioxide level through the artery can be more effective than the noninvasive method for pediatric brain injuries, finds a new study.
23 hours ago - Medindia Health - 3 articles
Network-level Brain Activity to Detect Specific Types of Cognitive Effort
Analysis of a patient 132043; brain activity to detect different types of cognitive effortful states helps the development of more effective brain stimulation therapies for...
1 day ago - Medindia Health
Neuronal mechanism that is central to human free recall identified
Recently Weizmann Institute scientists succeeded in recording these rapid bursts of activity - called 'hippocampal ripples' - in the human brain, and they were able to...
1 day ago - ScienceDaily
Researchers refine guidelines for pediatric brain injuries
There are no guidelines on whether a noninvasive method of measuring carbon dioxide from patients' exhalations, known as end-tidal capnography, is as effective as drawing blood...
1 day ago - ScienceDaily
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Alfie Dingley, one year on after he changed the law on medicinal cannabis
Alfie Dingley, from Kenilworth, Warwickshire, pictured here with his mother Hannah, left, used to suffer 75 seizures a day until he was prescribed an oil-based cannabis...
Yes, You Can Eat Dairy and Still Lose Weight - and These 3 Foods Will Help...
Dairy products have something of a bad reputation with putting on pounds, but does eating dairy actually make you gain weight? It's a fair question to ask, because the people...
45% of Americans Are Out Here Wearing the Same Underwear For 2 Days in a...
Today in things you wish you didn't know: a new survey shows that 45 percent of Americans wear the same pair of underwear for two days or longer. Meanwhile, 13 percent took...
Stress can Curb the Desire to Eat
When a neurocircuit is activated in the mice, there was an increase in anxiety or stress levels and a decrease in appetite, finds a new study.
Wearable Sensors to Decode Sweat Composition
New non-invasive wearable sensors can detect the composition of sweat such as sweat rate, electrolytes, and metabolites.
School Shootings and Lockdowns: How do Kids Cope?
School shootings have become much more common occurrences in the 21st century. What affect are these events - and the drills designed to protect kids from them - having on...
Why I Won't Cry When My Child Starts Kindergarten
In a few weeks I'll hand over the keys to my most valuable commodity: my child. She'll march into kindergarten, without me. She'll eat lunch, laugh, sing, read stories, and...
Weed poisonings in kids doubled after medical marijuana was legalized in...
Most of the calls were for older kids who intentionally got into adults' legal stashes of medical marijuana - but may have been 'surprised' by the potency, new University of...
British women who developed a form of cancer linked to their breast implants...
Linzy Bromfield, 50, 'thought she was going to die' after she developed implant-associated lymphoma in 2016. She has the implants put in at a private clinic in the UK in 2005.