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Can MEG Scans Accurately Assess Cognitive Function in Patients With MS?
12/17/2019
For this study, the researchers evaluated whether magnetoencephalography scanning could be a valuable measure of cognitive impairment among patients with multiple sclerosis. Their findings might surprise you.
For this study, the researchers evaluated whether magnetoencephalography scanning could be a valuable measure of cognitive impairment among patients with multiple sclerosis. Their findings might surprise you.
For this study, the researchers...
12/17/2019
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37 Novel Risk Loci Have Been Identified for Parkinson Disease
12/13/2019
In a new study, researchers used the largest aggregate of genome-wide association studies data to identify novel risk loci and gained further insight into the causes of Parkinson disease.
In a new study, researchers used the largest aggregate of genome-wide association studies data to identify novel risk loci and gained further insight into the causes of Parkinson disease.
In a new study, researchers used...
12/13/2019
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FDA Approves New Generic for Adults With MS
12/06/2019
Three applications for the first generic capsules have been granted by the US Food and Drug Administration.
Three applications for the first generic capsules have been granted by the US Food and Drug Administration.
Three applications for the first...
12/06/2019
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Factors Contributing to Influenza Vaccine Hesitancy Identified
11/25/2019
“Understanding barriers to influenza vaccination can help the development of interventions to reduce influenza vaccine hesitancy, increase vaccination, and reduce influenza burden,” researchers wrote.
“Understanding barriers to influenza vaccination can help the development of interventions to reduce influenza vaccine hesitancy, increase vaccination, and reduce influenza burden,” researchers wrote.
“Understanding barriers to...
11/25/2019
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FDA Approves New Option for Adults With Partial-Onset Seizures
11/22/2019
This approval comes after the drug was found to be safe and effective in 2 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials including 655 adults with partial-onset seizures.
This approval comes after the drug was found to be safe and effective in 2 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trials including 655 adults with partial-onset seizures.
This approval comes after the...
11/22/2019
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Cataplexy Symptoms Are Reduced With Narcolepsy Therapy
11/21/2019
Results of the Harmony III study highlight the long-term benefits of this FDA-approved therapy for narcolepsy. The drug also reduced common comorbidities, including cataplexy.
Results of the Harmony III study highlight the long-term benefits of this FDA-approved therapy for narcolepsy. The drug also reduced common comorbidities, including cataplexy.
Results of the Harmony III study...
11/21/2019
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OSA Affects BP in Dose-Response Association
11/12/2019
“The present study confirms the high prevalence of OSA in participants with [resistant hypertension],” the researchers concluded. “Furthermore, it shows a dose-response association between OSA severity and BP measurements, especially in the...
“The present study confirms the high prevalence of OSA in participants with [resistant hypertension],” the researchers concluded. “Furthermore, it shows a dose-response association between OSA severity and BP measurements, especially in the...
“The present study confirms the...
11/12/2019
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Statins Are Underprescribed, Prescribed at Lower Intensities in Patients With HIV
10/28/2019
“This study reveals that [people living with HIV] may be at a substantial disadvantage in terms of receiving correct statin therapy for ASCVD risk reduction,” the researchers concluded.
“This study reveals that [people living with HIV] may be at a substantial disadvantage in terms of receiving correct statin therapy for ASCVD risk reduction,” the researchers concluded.
“This study reveals that [people...
10/28/2019
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Enteroviruses Are Likely the Cause of AFM
10/15/2019
To investigate the etiology of acute flaccid myelitis, researchers examined cerebrospinal fluid samples from 29 children with AFM and 71 unmatched children with other neurologic diseases.
To investigate the etiology of acute flaccid myelitis, researchers examined cerebrospinal fluid samples from 29 children with AFM and 71 unmatched children with other neurologic diseases.
To investigate the etiology of...
10/15/2019
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High Salt Intake Promotes Tau Phosphorylation, Leading to Cognitive Decline
10/10/2019
While it is well known that salt intake is associated with poor vascular outcomes, including stroke and dementia, it is unclear how specific processes in the brain are affected by salt.
While it is well known that salt intake is associated with poor vascular outcomes, including stroke and dementia, it is unclear how specific processes in the brain are affected by salt.
While it is well known that salt...
10/10/2019
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