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Polythiophene, New Antiprion Drug Shows Potential To Treat Mad Cow Disease

Polythiophene, New Antiprion Drug Shows Potential To Treat Mad Cow Disease

This dug is effective in mice blocking toxic misfolded prions. Prions have been linked to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, the human equivalent of mad cow disease.

‘Offline’ Learning By Rehearsing In The Brain Can Strengthen Memory: University Of Alberta

‘Offline’ Learning By Rehearsing In The Brain Can Strengthen Memory: University Of Alberta

Neural replay or ‘Offline’ activity, is the process by which the brain rehearses what has been learned in order to strengthen the most important memories.

New Technology Makes Brain-Computers Efficient in Interpreting Person’s Intentions

New Technology Makes Brain-Computers Efficient in Interpreting Person’s Intentions

The mathematical model significantly improves how the person’s intentions are interpreted when integrated with data coming from a brain-computer interface.

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US FDA Approves Aprecia's Anti-Epilepsy Pill Manufactured With 3D Printer

US FDA Approves Aprecia's Anti-Epilepsy Pill Manufactured With 3D Printer

ZipDose 3D printing technology allows the pill to dissolve faster while delivering up to 1,000 mg of epilepsy medication in a single dose.

More Research Needed To Support Autism Screening For Young Children: US Health Experts

More Research Needed To Support Autism Screening For Young Children: US Health Experts

Experts claim that there is no enough evidence to make a recommendation for pediatricians to screen toddlers for autism spectrum disorder.

The First 3D-Printed Prescription Drug from Aprecia Pharmaceuticals Receives FDA Approval

The First 3D-Printed Prescription Drug from Aprecia Pharmaceuticals Receives FDA Approval

Aprecia announced that the regulatory authority approved its drug Spritam for adults and children who suffer from certain types of seizures caused by epilepsy.

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Codman Neuro Introduces Family of Coils for Treatment of Brain Aneurysms

Codman Neuro Introduces Family of Coils for Treatment of Brain Aneurysms

Embolic coils for minimally invasive endovascular procedure is designed to help doctors individualize intervention based on the unique anatomy of the aneurysm.

Natural Protein Implicated in Alzheimer’s Disease May Benefit Human Health

Natural Protein Implicated in Alzheimer’s Disease May Benefit Human Health

The shorter form of the protein called beta amyloid is present both in diseased and healthy brains. It acts a sponge that safely binds a metal that could damage brain tissue.

Moderate, Regular Coffee Consumption may Have Neuroprotective Effects Against MCI

Moderate, Regular Coffee Consumption may Have Neuroprotective Effects Against MCI

Cognitively normal older individuals who never or rarely consumed coffee and those who increased their coffee consumption had a higher risk of developing MCI.

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Issue of Memorandum to the Registrar of NIMHANS Institute Raises Controversies

Issue of Memorandum to the Registrar of NIMHANS Institute Raises Controversies

Dr.N.Pradhan, director of National institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences has sacked the registrar and has appointed another professor as deputy director.

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