Neurology News

The emergence of visual artistic creativity among those with frontotemporal dementia may be linked to early lesion-induced activation of the visual cortex and may depend on environment or genetics, according to research presented in JAMA Neurology.

A recent study by U.S. News & World Report’s 360 Reviews has named Austin, Texas, the best city in the United States for sleep, while Philadelphia was ranked the worst.

Sintalica Bioscience Corp. announced it has cultivated, harvested and processed its first batch of psilocybin mushrooms and has synthesized psychedelic molecules with enhanced anti-inflammatory properties and no hallucinogenic effects.

Neurological abnormalities were not highly associated with pigmentary mosaicism, with only 14.8% of patients with the disorder exhibiting developmental delay, seizures or microcephaly, according to a study.

The Lieber Institute for Brain Development received a $1 million grant from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to fund efforts to promote racial equity in neuroscience, according to an institute press release.

A new blood test may be able to detect Alzheimer’s disease-related pathology up to 10 years before symptoms appear, according to a press release from Durin Technologies.

Women with high blood pressure during pregnancy, particularly preeclampsia or eclampsia, experienced a greater decline in cognitive function later in life, according to findings published in Neurology.

In the United States, some underrepresented racial and ethnic populations were more likely to face subjective cognitive decline, according to CDC researchers, and fewer than half discussed their symptoms with a health care provider.

The FDA has approved Daybue for the treatment of Rett syndrome in patients aged 2 years and older, making it the first and only approved treatment for the genetic disorder, according to an Acadia Pharmaceuticals press release.

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