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Former Rugby Players At Higher Risk Of Developing Cervical Spine Degeneration

Former Rugby Players At Higher Risk Of Developing Cervical Spine Degeneration

Rugby players had narrow vertebral canals (which house the spinal cord) and narrow foramen, through which spinal nerve roots exit the vertebral canal.

3D -Miniature Human Brains show Irregular Neuron Development in Autistic Patients

3D -Miniature Human Brains show Irregular Neuron Development in Autistic Patients

FOXG1 is a gene responsible for irregular neuron development in the brain of autistic children.Impact of this gene must be considered for future treatments.

Teenager’s Letter Inspires Nike To Design Sneakers For Athletes With Disabilities

Flyease replaces laces with a zipper that wraps around the back of the shoe. It allows the wearer to put on the sneakers using one hand.

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“Autism Initiatives” Offers Support for Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorder

“Autism Initiatives” Offers Support for Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorder

Ireland-based organization caters help for adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder to develop necessary life skills that they need to live independently.

35-Year-Old Man Undergoes 90-Minute Free Surgery for His Claw Hand at AIIMS

35-Year-Old Man Undergoes 90-Minute Free Surgery for His Claw Hand at AIIMS

Doctors at AIIMS-Patna celebrate World Plastic Surgery Day by performing free surgery on a man who could not use his fingers due to leprosy.

Inhibition of Breath by Stimulation of Human Amygdala Gives a Key Insight Into SUDEP

Inhibition of Breath by Stimulation of Human Amygdala Gives a Key Insight Into SUDEP

Identifying brain areas where breathing gets impaired may help develop preventive strategies for Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).

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Teens With Autism Or Asperger's Are Bullied, Abused and Robbed By So-Called Friends

Teens With Autism Or Asperger's Are Bullied, Abused and Robbed By So-Called Friends

People with neurodevelopmental disorders between 16 to 25 years cannot differentiate between friendly ribbing and bullying, and are often abused by their peers.

Over 8,000,000 Stroke Patients Being Prescribed Ineffective Drugs: AIIMS Study

Over 8,000,000 Stroke Patients Being Prescribed Ineffective Drugs: AIIMS Study

Both specialist and private hospitals are associated with higher prescription of ineffective neuroprotective drugs in both poor and rich patients.

Indian-Origin Teen in the UK Develops a New Way to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease

Indian-Origin Teen in the UK Develops a New Way to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease

The new test to detect Alzheimer’s disease focuses on the pathophysiological changes that occur a decade before the symptoms of the disease occur.

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Brains of People Born Between 1946 and 1964 Could Reveal Secrets of Dementia

Brains of People Born Between 1946 and 1964 Could Reveal Secrets of Dementia

A research team has begun scanning the brains of 500 members of Britain's longest running birth cohort study, as part of efforts to find a cure for Alzheimer's.

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