Literature Review
Literature Review
Targeting the endocannabinoid system in migraine
Cannabis and other compounds that interact with the endocannabinoid system may be able to modulate the pathways involved in migraine-related pain...
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Tau buildup in brain tied to psychosis, more rapid decline in Alzheimer’s disease
“The biggest challenge is finding participants willing to volunteer to be a in a research study. We are at a point with the science where we know...
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Amazonian indigenous groups have world’s lowest rate of dementia
Only about 1% of members of the Tsimane and Moseten peoples of the Bolivian Amazon suffer from dementia.
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First ‘before-and-after’ COVID-19 brain imaging study shows structural changes
Whether the abnormal changes are the hallmark of the spread of the pathogenic effects in the brain, or of the virus itself, remains to be...
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Dietary fiber tied to lower dementia risk
A diet high in soluble fiber attenuates neuroinflammation in mouse models.
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Long COVID patients may develop nerve damage: Study
Ten patients – or 59% – had at least one test that confirmed neuropathy.
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Mental illness tied to increased dementia risk
“Supporting young people’s mental health could be a window of opportunity to help reduce the burden of dementia in older adults.”
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First recording of dying brain shows memory, meditation patterns
Study findings suggest that, as we die, our lives really do flash before our eyes.
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In-hospital detox or not, anti-CGRPs show efficacy for medication overuse headache
Current findings support the emerging evidence that anti-CGRP monoclonal antibodies may be effective in medication overuse headache patients...
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Multiple sleep problems may boost heart disease risk by more than 140%
“I often see sleep as the tip of the iceberg - and if something is wrong with sleep, it is rarely in isolation.”
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Brain tumors exact higher mortality toll in men than women
“We cannot discount the role of sex differences in diagnosis, treatment, or behavioral risk factors that may underlie the better survival for...