Dundee: A new study suggests that people with Parkinson’s disease can make their brains work harder to keep themselves active. Research at the University of Dundee has shown that epilepsy patients can create a ‘back channel’ in their brains to help them avoid numbness (which is one of the earliest and most common symptoms of…
A small skin biopsy (biopsy) can help diagnose Parkinson’s disease (rheumatoid arthritis) and other nervous system problems early, according to a study. According to research, this test looks for phosphorylated alpha-synuclein (p-SYN). It is an abnormal protein that is associated with certain brain problems. The study examined 424 people between the ages of 40 and…
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), epilepsy affects approximately 50 million people worldwide, with 80 percent of cases occurring in low- and middle-income countries. Seizures are the primary symptom of most epilepsy patients. It is a state of increased electrical activity in the brain. Where electrical activity increases in the brain, parts of the…
Rome: A new study has found that vigorous exercise can slow the progression of epilepsy. A discovery in research conducted by researchers at the Jamili IRCCS Polyclinic Foundation and the Faculty of Medicine at the Catholic University of Rome could pave the way for a drug-free treatment for epilepsy. The research, published in the journal…
Cardiff: A new study has found that a smartwatch can prevent the onset of epilepsy symptoms by up to seven years It can diagnose the disease years ago. Using artificial intelligence in the study, the researchers monitored the movement speed of the participants over seven days and predicted who might develop the disease in the…
Philadelphia: Scientists have developed a new technique to detect symptoms Before appearing Efforts to diagnose and treat eczema can be accelerated. Diagnosing epilepsy is difficult mainly because there is currently no specific test for it. The disease has different symptoms and can resemble many other diseases, which means that it can be misdiagnosed. In a…
Karachi: Medical experts said that 2 percent of Pakistan’s population is suffering from epilepsy, while the risk of mother-to-child transmission of the disease is about 5 percent.PThere is a shortage of epilepsy drugs in Pakistan, putting millions of lives at risk. He expressed these views at the press conference of Neurological Awareness and Research Foundation…
