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Adults on Certain Seizure Drugs Faced 51% Higher Odds of Bone Loss, Yet Few Had Vitamin D Recorded

Adults on certain seizure drugs had 51% higher odds of a bone loss diagnosis, yet few had vitamin D recorded. Questions to ask your neurologist.

Medical Daily · Oct 20

Global Dementia Model Projects 24.7 Million New Cases a Year by 2050, with Higher Rates Among Women

A JAMA Neurology study projects 24.7 million new dementia cases a year by 2050. What the model shows and what it means for U.S. caregivers.

Medical Daily · Oct 16

Hearing Aids Did Not Lower Two-Year Dementia Rates in Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment, but Hearing Care Matters

A JAMA Neurology trial found that hearing aids did not cut 2-year dementia rates in older adults with MCI. Why families should still treat hearing loss.

Medical Daily · Sep 30

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AbbVie's Once-Daily Parkinson's Pill Juvmo Wins FDA Approval, with Nausea, Dizziness, and Headache Common in Trials

The FDA approved Juvmo (tavapadon), AbbVie's once-daily Parkinson's pill. Here's how it works, which side effects trials found, and what to ask.

Medical Daily · Sep 28

Does smoking protect against Parkinson’s? A study of half a million people points to carbon monoxide, revealing a surprising clue in cigarette smoke

A recent study indicates that carbon monoxide might be responsible for lowering the risk of Parkinson's disease, as opposed to nicotine. Researchers discovered a correlation between elevated carbon monoxide levels and a decrease in the disease's occurrence, with this trend remaining evident in non-smokers. This suggests a possible protective factor.

The Economic Times · Sep 14

Hantavirus Can Affect the Brain and Nerves in Rare Cases, a New Review of the Literature Finds

A JAMA Neurology review finds hantavirus can affect the brain and nerves in rare cases, including delayed pituitary damage in survivors.

Medical Daily · Jul 29

Heading a Soccer Ball Even Casually Spikes Brain Injury Markers, New Study Warns Youth Players

AAIC 2026 research finds that heading a soccer ball raises blood markers of brain injury even in recreational players. Here is what parents and coaches need to know now.

Medical Daily · Jul 24

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Undetected brain infections may explain some SIDS cases

A new study points to brain infection and inflammation as a possible explanation for some cases of sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS.

LiveScience · Jan 30, 2024

Addressing health, lifestyle variables might minimise the risk of young-onset dementia: Study

The findings call into question the concept that genetics is the only cause of the disease, paving the way for novel preventative techniques. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Dec 29, 2023

Addressing health, lifestyle variables might minimise the risk of young-onset dementia

A wide range of risk factors for young-onset dementia have been found by researchers. The findings call into question the concept that genetics is the only cause of the disease, paving the way for novel preventative techniques. Read Further on Dynamite News

Dynamite News · Dec 27, 2023

The early Parkinson's symptoms identifiable 10 years before disease diagnosis

Researchers have linked two risk factors to the disease that could allow doctors to provide patients with an early diagnosis and in turn allow the condition to be managed better.

Daily Record · Apr 11, 2023

Two key early Parkinson's disease symptoms potentially identified in new UK study

Research published by JAMA Neurology found that hearing loss and epilepsy could be two early signs of Parkinson's disease, as well as other symptoms that can be seen years before a formal diagnosis

Daily Mirror · Apr 4, 2022

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