Exercise May Lower Multiple Sclerosis Risk, But Sun Exposure Holds the Key
A large Swedish case-control study finds that leisure-time physical activity is associated with lower multiple sclerosis risk only among people ...
Tag: Journal of Neurology
Epilepsy patients walking a real maze reveal the right hippocampus as the brain’s mapmaker
A real-space navigation study of focal epilepsy patients shows that right hippocampal dysfunction selectively impairs the creation of novel routes, ...
Blood Test Suggests Multiple Sclerosis Speeds Up Brain Ageing
A large Italian study found that people with clinically stable multiple sclerosis are significantly more likely to show a neurofilament ...
Blood Test Clues: Mitochondrial DNA Distinguishes Parkinson’s From Look-Alike Disorder
A new study finds that whole-blood mitochondrial DNA copy number, but not telomere length, clearly distinguishes Parkinson's disease from multiple ...
When Low Magnesium Masquerades as a Stroke: A Cautionary Case Report
A new case report in the Journal of Neurology describes a patient whose stroke-like weakness and aphasia resolved after correction ...
Blood Test Clues: How Memory Scores Predict Alzheimer’s Progression in Down Syndrome
A 24-month longitudinal study of 57 adults with Down syndrome shows that baseline episodic memory scores predict the rise of ...
Horatio C. Wood: The Philadelphia Polymath Who Founded American Neurology
A new historical profile in the Journal of Neurology chronicles the life of Horatio C. Wood, the Philadelphia physician who ...
EEG Bursts Reveal Distinct Brain Rhythms Behind Parkinson’s and Freezing of Gait
A multi-site EEG study finds that Parkinson's disease alters the timing of low-beta brain bursts while theta burst amplitude tracks ...
Theodore H. Weisenburg: The Neurologist Who Redefined Aphasia Research
A new historical profile in the Journal of Neurology chronicles the career of neurologist Theodore H. Weisenburg, whose work on ...
In Largest Study Yet, Hereditary Amyloidosis Reveals Its Hidden Impact on the Brain
A large Portuguese study of 151 patients with hereditary transthyretin amyloidosis shows that central nervous system complications, especially transient focal ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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