Neurological
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Inosine may not slow early progression of Parkinson’s disease in phase 3 study
According to study results published in JAMA, uric acid-increasing inosine treatment had no positive effect on the rate of clinical…
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Increase in major depressive disorder and anxiety due to COVID-19
Subjects ” Neurological behavior disorders HealthDay News – An overview published online in The Lancet on October 8th has estimated…
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The use of enzyme-inducing anti-epileptic drugs can increase the risk of long-term CVD
HealthDay News – According to a study published online October 4 in JAMA Neurology, there appears to be a dose-related…
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Accelerometers identify sleep patterns related to mental illness
Subjects ” sleep disorders HealthDay News – Differences in sleep patterns that can be objectively measured with wrist-worn accelerometers are…
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Clinical features of herpes zoster infection can predict the risk of drug-resistant pain
In patients with herpetic neuralgia, clinical features and characteristics of infection can be used to identify patients at higher risk…
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Cerebrospinal fluid diffusion of bictegravir / emtricitabine / tenofovir in HIV-related central nervous system impairment
In patients under 51 years of age with HIV-related central nervous system (HCI) impairment, first-line treatment with an antiretroviral (ART)…
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Patients with migraines have thinner retinal nerve fiber layers, reduced choroidal and luminal areas
Researchers are studying a number of vasogenic stimulus theories for the pathogenesis of migraines, and since the choroid is the…
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Study Identifies New Genes Associated with Higher Risk for Parkinson’s Disease
Multiple Parkinson’s Disease (PD) susceptibility genes were identified using a transcriptome-wide association study (TWAS) and a phenomenon-wide association study for…
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Alkoholkonsum und Demenz verstehen: Von der Diagnose zur Patientenaufklärung
Schätzungsweise 50 Millionen Menschen leiden derzeit an Demenz, und die prognostizierten Prävalenzraten für die Jahre 2030 und 2050 betragen laut…
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Mononucleosis as a child, teenagers later can increase the risk of multiple sclerosis
HealthDay News – Infectious mononucleosis (IM) during childhood, particularly adolescence, appears to be a risk factor for later diagnosing multiple…
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