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Neurodegenerative diseases are those conditions which primarily affect the neurons in the human brain. Neurons are the building blocks of the nervous system which normally don’t reproduce or replace themselves. Damage or disease can lead to such neurodegenerative diseases as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Huntington’s disease.

Is personalised medicine for neurodegenerative disorders on the horizon?

Is personalised medicine for neurodegenerative disorders on the horizon?

According to UT Southwestern, USA, new discoveries focusing on neurodegenerative disorders predict ability to forecast dementia from a single molecule. By recently identifying the molecular...
Genetic study points to potential epilepsy therapy

Genetic study points to potential epilepsy therapy

Newly identified drugs are promising candidates for epilepsy therapy as they directly target the genetic basis of the disease. In order to create a better...
Epilepsy in children can be detected early with deep learning

Epilepsy in children can be detected early with deep learning

Early detection of the most common form of epilepsy in children is possible through "deep learning”, which is a computer science technique. According to researchers,...
Time to talk air pollutants and the monumental impact on health

Time to talk air pollutants and the monumental impact on health

Over the recent decades more proof has shown that air pollutants are related to adverse health effects, so it’s time to re-evaluate air quality...
Unexplored gene recombination in the brain linked to Alzheimer's disease treatment

Unexplored gene recombination in the brain linked to Alzheimer’s disease treatment

New tech reveals DNA in neurons are 'mixed and matched', therefore the gene recombination could be a new form of Alzheimer's disease treatment. According to...
People with paralysis can use brain-computer interface to control devices

People with paralysis can use brain-computer interface to control devices

Research shows brain-computer interface (BCI) allows people with paralysis to directly operate tablet/mobile devices just by thinking about making cursor movements and clicks. Tablets, mobile...
Have researchers found a way to fight muscular paralysis?

Have researchers found a way to fight muscular paralysis?

Myotubular myopathy is a severely genetic disease leading to muscular paralysis and even results in death at a young age, however researchers may have...
The ASD illness: understanding autism spectrum disorders

The ASD illness: understanding autism spectrum disorders

Recent brain imaging study challenges the existing theoretical model of understanding autism spectrum disorders therefore uncovering new findings regarding the ASD illness. Understanding autism spectrum...
Brain disorders in Europe: The Space Race of the 21st Century

Brain disorders in Europe: The Space Race of the 21st Century

No challenge is greater than that of understanding the brain. The EBC explain why more research is key to confronting brain disorders in Europe. Non-profit...
The Ingenium Foundation: major player in the field of dementia in Bavaria

The Ingenium Foundation: major player in the field of dementia in Bavaria

The Ingenium® Foundation focuses on different issues of dementia like dementia in acute hospitals, young onset dementia, digitisation, prevention and dementia in Bavaria. The Ingenium...
Dementia in Europe: a public health priority?

Dementia in Europe: a public health priority?

Following the European Commission’s decision to disband the Expert Group on Dementia, we speak to Alzheimer Europe to hear their case for a co-ordinated...
Neurosteer: introducing a novel brain activity monitor

Neurosteer: introducing a novel brain activity monitor

Neurosteer has developed a three-electrode neurological monitor that provides multiple brain activity biomarkers. Neurosteer has the mission to improve the quality of brain disorder care...
Health Europa Quarterly Issue 07

Health Europa Quarterly Issue 07

Exploring the rapidly changing environment of healthcare, Health Europa Quarterly issue 07 delves into environmental and climate-related harm and discusses the evolution of medical...

Tanycytes: the cells that control body weight and energy balance

New €10m grant funded by the European Research Council set to fund research project delving more into the knowledge regarding tanycytes. Having been awarded with...
Rethinking the UK approach to dementia care

Rethinking the approach to UK dementia care

Dementia is now the leading cause of death in the United Kingdom, so why does dementia care and support lag woefully behind that for...
Healthtech device for those with locked-in syndrome now offered by NHS Supply Chan

Healthtech device for locked-in syndrome patients now offered by NHS Supply Chain

Patients with locked-in syndrome can now receive a breakthrough AI-powered healthtech device available through the NHS Supply Chain. EyeControl have developed a ground-breaking communication device...
Preventing neurons from dying: neuron survival deciphered

Preventing neurons from dying: neuron survival deciphered

Researchers have deciphered the regulatory impact on neuronal survival making a monumental step towards preventing neurons from dying. A research group led by Dr. Volker...
Have scientists found a way of halting and reverting Neurodegeneration?

Have scientists found a way of halting and reversing neurodegeneration?

Researchers have identified a molecule with the capabilities of halting and reversing neurodegeneration typically caused by Parkinson’s disease. A scientific collaboration led by researchers at...
Tilray gains U.S government approval to import a medical cannabis study drug

Tilray gains US Government approval to import a medical cannabis study drug

Import of pharmaceutical grade medical cannabis produced by Tilray® Inc has been approved by the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), with a special study...
Alzheimer's disease treatment: Amyloid β-protein could be making a comeback

Alzheimer’s disease treatment: Amyloid β-protein could be making a comeback

For many years, amyloid β-protein has been a promising therapeutic target, but the study results have been disappointing. New studies have now shown these...

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