Intel, Stephen Hawking Unveil New Communications Platform
Intel worked with Professor Stephen Hawking to develop a better communication platform for people with MNDs.
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Neurological Complications of HIV: World AIDS Day 2014
More than 50% of people with AIDS in the United States also suffer from neurological complications.
FDA Adds PML Warning to Multiple Sclerosis Drug Tecfidera
PML infections have been reported in other drugs used to treat multiple sclerosis.
Liftware Helps Stabilize Utensils for People with Tremor
Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, which acquired Lift Labs, has donated more than $50 million to Parkinson’s research.
Aurobindo Recalls Gabapentin for Empty Capsules
The affected lot may contain empty capsules of Gabapentin.
SIDS May Be Linked to Hippocampus Abnormality
An abnormality in the hippocampus was more prominent in infants that died of SIDS than those with explained causes of death.
Head Health Challenge Develops Tech to Diagnose, Prevent Traumatic Brain Injury
The Head Health Challenge has already awarded $10 million to research groups focused on traumatic brain injury diagnosis.
Temporal Lobe Surgery for Epilepsy Can Improve Memory in Children
The brains of children who undergo temporal lobe surgery for epilepsy seem to adapt and improve memory function.
Cognitive Decline as a Primary Concern in Major Depressive Disorder
Cognitive impairment in individuals with major depressive disorder should be treated as a primary problem.
Responsive Stimulation Improves Mood in Intractable Partial Epilepsy
Responsive stimulation had no adverse effect on quality of life or mood in patients with intractable partial onset epilepsy.
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