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Even after their symptoms disappear, concussion patients may still have difficulty driving, a small study published in Journal of Neurotrauma suggests. The study included 14 college-age participants who were tested on a driving simulator within 48 hours after they no longer felt the effects of their concussions. Despite feeling like they had recovered from their
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Even after their symptoms disappear, concussion patients may still have difficulty driving, a small study published in Journal of Neurotrauma suggests. The study included 14 college-age participants who were tested on a driving simulator within 48 hours after they no longer felt the effects of their concussions. Despite feeling like they had recovered from their
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by Melissa McAlees for Care Home: A national care provider is supporting pioneering artistic research that explores how the sense of touch can promote stimulation and emotional connection in dementia care. Working in collaboration with leading arts collective, Invisible Flock,……
by Melissa McAlees for Care Home: A national care provider is supporting pioneering artistic research that explores how the sense of touch can promote stimulation and emotional connection in dementia care. Working in collaboration with leading arts collective, Invisible Flock,……
by Janice Lloyd for AARP: Hobbies such as knitting and crocheting are good ways to keep your hands active, but they may also help you stitch together healthy brain function. The benefits range from reducing stress to thinking creatively to improving memory,……
by Janice Lloyd for AARP: Hobbies such as knitting and crocheting are good ways to keep your hands active, but they may also help you stitch together healthy brain function. The benefits range from reducing stress to thinking creatively to improving memory,……
Looking at long-term effects of TBI—an average of seven years after injury, patients with mild to moderate brain injuries are two times more likely to have developed attention problems, and those with severe injuries are five times more likely to develop secondary ADHD. These researchers are also finding that the family environment influences the development of
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Looking at long-term effects of TBI—an average of seven years after injury, patients with mild to moderate brain injuries are two times more likely to have developed attention problems, and those with severe injuries are five times more likely to develop secondary ADHD. These researchers are also finding that the family environment influences the development of
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– Illustrative image from U.S. Patent No. 6,572,528
Today we are discussing a 2003 patent, assigned to McLean Hospital, pioneering brain stimulation techniques.
U.S. Patent No. 6,572,528: Magnetic field stimulation techniques
The ‘528 patent discloses magnetic stimulation techniques for enhancing brain function with a variety of stimulat…
– Illustrative image from U.S. Patent No. 6,572,528
Today we are discussing a 2003 patent, assigned to McLean Hospital, pioneering brain stimulation techniques.
U.S. Patent No. 6,572,528: Magnetic field stimulation techniques
The ‘528 patent discloses magnetic stimulation techniques for enhancing brain function with a variety of stimulat…
A survey of Massachusetts youth indicated that almost half of athletes who experienced concussion symptoms continued to play that day, and only one-third stopped playing and were checked by a doctor that day. Hiding symptoms of concussion and continuing to play in sports can result in subsequent injury, delayed recovery, delayed access to treatment and
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A survey of Massachusetts youth indicated that almost half of athletes who experienced concussion symptoms continued to play that day, and only one-third stopped playing and were checked by a doctor that day. Hiding symptoms of concussion and continuing to play in sports can result in subsequent injury, delayed recovery, delayed access to treatment and
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by Charlie Moore for Daily Mail: A groundbreaking new pill that can help cut the risk of heart attacks, strokes and dementia is now available in the UK – and it’s made entirely out of chocolate. Flavanols extracted from cocoa……
by Charlie Moore for Daily Mail: A groundbreaking new pill that can help cut the risk of heart attacks, strokes and dementia is now available in the UK – and it’s made entirely out of chocolate. Flavanols extracted from cocoa……
— Illustrative image from U.S. Patent No. 6,473,639
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Today we are sharing a 2002 patent assigned to Neuropace, Inc. (As mentioned, we are featuring a foundational Pervasive Neurotech patent a day, from older to newer by issue date)
U.S. Patent No. 6,473,639: Neurological event detection procedure using processed display channel based algorithms and devices incorporating these procedures.
— Illustrative image from U.S. Patent No. 6,473,639
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Today we are sharing a 2002 patent assigned to Neuropace, Inc. (As mentioned, we are featuring a foundational Pervasive Neurotech patent a day, from older to newer by issue date)
U.S. Patent No. 6,473,639: Neurological event detection procedure using processed display channel based algorithms and devices incorporating these procedures.
– Illustrative image from U.S. Patent No. 6,497,658
As mentioned, we are featuring a foundational Pervasive Neurotech patent a day, from older to newer by issue date. Today we are sharing a 2002 patent core to the field of driving safety.
U.S. Patent No. 6,497,658: Alarm upon detection of impending sleep state
– Illustrative image from U.S. Patent No. 6,497,658
As mentioned, we are featuring a foundational Pervasive Neurotech patent a day, from older to newer by issue date. Today we are sharing a 2002 patent core to the field of driving safety.
U.S. Patent No. 6,497,658: Alarm upon detection of impending sleep state