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Gene Chip Finds New Genetic Risk Factors for Parkinson's Disease
New research has identified over two dozen genetic risk factors involved in Parkinsonism, including six that were previously unknown.
For Dehydration, Brain Has Coping Mechanism
Although dehydration significantly reduces blood flow to the brain, researchers in England have found that the brain compensates by increasing the amount of oxygen it extracts from the blood.
Simple Blood Tests Could Predict ALS Survival
Simple blood tests may one day help predict survival and the course of disease in people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
Could Mild TBI Symptoms Be PTSD?
Persistent symptoms lasting three months after mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) do not represent postconcussion syndrome (PCS) and should be considered part of the hyperarousal dimension of posttraumatic stress disorder.
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Gene Chip Finds New Genetic Risk Factors for Parkinson's Disease
New research has identified over two dozen genetic risk factors involved in Parkinsonism, including six that were previously unknown.
The App Will See You Now: Smartphones as Diagnostic Devices
The market for health-related smartphone applications (apps) is rapidly expanding, with an estimated 100,000 health-related apps currently available on app marketplaces.
For Dehydration, Brain Has Coping Mechanism
Although dehydration significantly reduces blood flow to the brain, researchers in England have found that the brain compensates by increasing the amount of oxygen it extracts from the blood.
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