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Wireless 'Pacemaker for the Brain' can Treat Epilepsy and Parkinson’s

Wireless 'Pacemaker for the Brain' can Treat Epilepsy and Parkinson’s

Highlights: Novel wireless brain pacemaker device termed WAND, an acronym for wireless artifact-free neuromodulation device has been developed WAND records brain electrical activity an...

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Young Babies Found to Laugh Similar to Chimps

Young Babies Found to Laugh Similar to Chimps

Highlights : Young babies laugh during both inhalation and exhalation, similar to chimps but this changes as the baby develops to resemble adult human laughter which...

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Musical and Bilingual Knowledge Can Improve Brain Function

Musical and Bilingual Knowledge Can Improve Brain Function

Highlights Learning music or speaking another language can train your brain to be more efficient Musicians and bilinguals (people who can speak two languages) have better worki...

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Hear The Future - World Hearing Day

Hear The Future - World Hearing Day

Highlights : According to WHO statistics nearly 15 percent of the global population suffer from some form of hearing loss and about 460 million have disabling hearing lo...

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Doctors Learn Sign Language to Communicate With Hearing-Speech Impaired

Doctors Learn Sign Language to Communicate With Hearing-Speech Impaired

Highlights At least one doctor in a hospital must learn sign language to communicate with the hearing and speech impaired patient. Training sessions for the doctors will be held ...

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Disability Does Not Put You at a Disadvantage

Disability Does Not Put You at a Disadvantage

Highlights Disability is a condition that restricts normal functioning but can be overcome to a certain extent with appropriate rehabilitative measures. Disability can occur...

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World Cerebral Palsy Day 2015: ‘I AM HERE… WE ARE HERE’

World Cerebral Palsy Day 2015: ‘I AM HERE… WE ARE HERE’

The World Cerebral Palsy Day 2015 is being observed on the 7 th of October 2015. Cerebral palsy is a condition that affects millions of people all over the world.  It is a neur...

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Special School and Rehabilitation Center in India: Caring for Special Children and Young Adults

Special School and Rehabilitation Center in India: Caring for Special Children and Young Adults

Comprehensive medical and educational rehabilitation for physically and mentally challenged persons is most convenient when all services are available under one roof. This is a great bene...

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Expert Tips to Parents for Children With Autism - Q&A With Child Specialist

Expert Tips to Parents for Children With Autism - Q&A With Child Specialist

Few things in the world are more heart-breaking than the plight of a child with autism struggling to cope with today's fast paced world. Though Autism Spectrum Disorders range from mild to...

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Melatonin Helps Treat Sleep Disorders in Neuro-Developmentally Challenged Children

Melatonin Helps Treat Sleep Disorders in Neuro-Developmentally Challenged Children

Melatonin is an important hormone concerned with the sleep-wake cycle in human beings. And, children with neuro-developmental ailments show higher prevalence of sleep disturbances as comp...

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Speech Recognition in Babies Begins Very Early

Speech Recognition in Babies Begins Very Early

The ability of infants to recognize speech is more complicated than was previously thought, says a new study. Researchers at the Department of Psychology, New York University (N...

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Should Young ADHD Children be Medicated?

Should Young ADHD Children be Medicated?

Children with ADHD who start medications as early as fourth grade may be able to score better academically than those who start medications in middle school. This has been est...

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Caring for Children With Down Syndrome - Myths Debunked

Caring for Children With Down Syndrome - Myths Debunked

Medindia spoke to Dr. Rekha Ramachandran, President of the Down Syndrome Association of India (Tamil Nadu chapter) who has spearheaded the need to understand, support and improve the quali...

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