Hypertonic Saline Regimen Linked to Lower Mortality in Severe Brain Injury
A two-part saline treatment commonly used to control dangerous pressure inside the skull was associated with substantially lower mortality among...
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A two-part saline treatment commonly used to control dangerous pressure inside the skull was associated with substantially lower mortality among...
Your Brain Data Could Become the Next Cybersecurity Battlefield As brain-computer interfaces, neural implants and emotion-detection systems move from science...
A CRISPR Nasal Spray Shows Early Promise Against Brain Inflammation After Traumatic Injury A gene-editing treatment delivered through the nose...
A seemingly minor choice in ultrasound analysis could substantially change how scientists measure muscle damage after stroke, according to a...
A new study in mice has sharpened one of gene therapy’s most stubborn problems: getting therapeutic genetic material across the...
Food insecurity is increasingly being recognized as more than a measure of whether people have enough to eat. New research...
Parkinson’s disease is already costing Europe more than €22 billion a year, and the bill is expected to grow as...
A correction to a widely discussed artificial-intelligence framework for assessing earthquake risk has substantially revised the reported performance of the...
A Citrus Compound Protected Mice From Aluminium-Linked Brain Damage in a 28-Day Study A compound found in citrus fruits has...
A new analysis of brain scans from hundreds of people has found that mild cognitive impairment (MCI), often considered an...
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