Adults and children with cognitive disorders may have trouble walking but neurologic music therapy can be a helpful part of their treatment plan, according to growing research. Continue reading →

WATCH TIME: 5 minutes Everyone could [sit at] the table, and have [a] discussion about what are the possible issues with diversity, equity, and inclusion and systematic barriers to advancement for faculty, entry into the practice of neurology for residents and students, and then that may impact the patient care for the community that we care for. At the 2023 American Academy of Neurology (AAN) Annual Meeting, held April 22-27, in Boston, Massachusetts, a group of clinicians from Montefiore Health System presented an abstract that shared the experience of establishing a neurology department diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) committee. Continue reading →

Researchers have characterized the brain complications caused by COVID-19 in people with dementia. Continue reading →

GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN / ACCESSWIRE / May 3, 2023 / IRLAB Therapeutics (STO:IRLAB-A)(FRA:6IRA) Gothenburg, Sweden, May 3, 2023 - IRLAB Therapeutics AB (Nasdaq Stockholm: IRLAB A), a company that discovers and develops new treatments for Parkinson's disease, announced today that IRLAB has been made aware that Ipsen's 2022 Universal Registration Document, published on April 6, 2023, contains incorrect information that the development and commercialization rights for mesdopetam have been transferred back to IRLAB. This is not correct. Collaborative discussions regarding mesdopetam's further development path are ongoing Continue reading →

The Andrews University Speech-Language & Hearing Clinic was recently awarded a SPEAK OUT! Therapy and Research Center Grant by the Parkinson Voice Project. The Andrews University Speech-Language & Hearing Clinic was recently awarded a SPEAK OUT! Therapy and Research Center Grant by the Parkinson Voice Project. Valued at more than $280,000, the award provides extensive training and services offered by the nonprofit Parkinson Voice Project over the next five years, including $10,000 per year for resources over the same period Continue reading →

Ted Williams| Writers on the Range Shortly after World War II, California fish managers had a brainstorm: They loaded juvenile trout into airplanes and saturation-bombed naturally fishless lakes in the High Sierra Mountains of California. Some of the fish hit rocks and ice, but most hit water Continue reading →