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Asphyxia

Asphyxia refers to the absence of breathing due to several mechanisms, which can lead to fatal complications.

Cerebral Palsy Children May Benefit With Intense Exercise

Cerebral Palsy Children May Benefit With Intense Exercise

Cerebral palsy is a neurological disorder affecting the person’s ability to move. It can be permanent, though does not worsen with time.

Novel Mechanism That Dramatically Reduces Brain Damage After Stroke

Novel Mechanism That Dramatically Reduces Brain Damage After Stroke

Using a tailored small molecule to turn off the production of a key neuromodulator in the brain can dramatically reduce brain damage in stroke models in rats.

Molecule 6S Reduces Brain Damage in Stroke Victims

Molecule 6S Reduces Brain Damage in Stroke Victims

6S binds with the enzyme that produces toxins which bind to the signalling molecule and initiates brain damage that occurs in stroke.

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Babies Born With Brain Damage Not Due to Mismanaged Deliveries

Babies Born With Brain Damage Not Due to Mismanaged Deliveries

Despite appropriate obstetrical and pediatric-neonatal management, the presence of chorioamnionitis or fetal anemia can result in devastating outcomes.

United States Reports the First Case of Zika-Linked Brain Damage in Hawaii

United States Reports the First Case of Zika-Linked Brain Damage in Hawaii

US has reported its first case of a newborn suffering from brain damage linked to the mosquito-borne Zika virus that has caused birth defects in Latin America.

'Window of Recovery' can Reopen Even After Brain Damage from an Earlier Stroke

'Window of Recovery' can Reopen Even After Brain Damage from an Earlier Stroke

The 'window of opportunity' for recovering motor function after a stroke isn't permanently closed from an earlier stroke and can reopen under certain conditions.

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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’

As October 7th is marked as the World Cerebral Palsy Day, let’s join hands to create a disabled-friendly environment for enriching their lives.

Medical Negligence: 4 Die Due To Lack Of Oxygen At a Government Hospital In Bihar

Medical Negligence: 4 Die Due To Lack Of Oxygen At a Government Hospital In Bihar

District magistrate has directed IAS officer to probe the incident and submit a report at the earliest. Staff in charge of supply of oxygen at the ICU was suspended.

Two-Day Film Fest on Disability to Mark World Cerebral Palsy Day

Two-Day Film Fest on Disability to Mark World Cerebral Palsy Day

The British Council, in association with Indian Institute of Cerebral Palsy and Nandan, is organizing a film festival on disability on September 25 and 26 at the Nandan-2 theatre.

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Structural Alterations To The DNA Of A Genome may Lead to Cerebral Palsy In Children

Structural Alterations To The DNA Of A Genome may Lead to Cerebral Palsy In Children

Kids with cerebral palsy have difficulties in their motor development early on, and often have epilepsy and learning, speech, hearing and visual impairments.

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