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Cognition after NFL retirement worse in players with concussion symptoms during career
Former professional football players’ cognitive performance decades after retirement was associated with retrospectively reported concussion symptoms but not concussion diagnosis or length of playing career, according to new research.
FDA clears lab blood test for evaluating concussion
The FDA has cleared Abbott’s laboratory blood test for concussion, making it the first commercially available test of its kind, according to a company press release.
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Investigational drug for Parkinson’s, Lewy body dementia not successful in phase 2 trial
Biopharmaceutical company Aptinyx reported its drug for cognitive impairment was not efficacious in a phase 2 clinical trial investigating its use in patients with Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia, according to a press release.
Perceived stress linked to increased cognitive impairment among Black, white older adults
Perceived stress was associated with both prevalent and incident cognitive function impairment in Black and white older adults, underlining the need for stress assessments among high-risk adults in primary care, according to researchers.
Differences in fighter pilots’ brain connectivity may have implications for space travel
The brains of F16 fighter pilots exhibited distinct differences in motor, vestibular and multisensory processing compared with those of non-pilots and may provide valuable insight into the effects of space travel, according to research.
Multiple demand network ‘online early,’ sensitive to ability in young children
Regions of the brain associated with executive function in adults are similarly recruited in children as young as 4 years, according to findings published in the Journal of Neuroscience.
Vistagen receives US patent for nasal spray to treat migraine
Vistagen announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted a patent for the company’s investigational pherine PH80 nasal spray for the treatment of migraine.
FDA clears electrical muscle stimulator suit for neuromuscular injuries, disease
The FDA has granted 510(k) clearance to Neuro20 Technologies for its Neuro20 Pro System, a wearable whole-body electrical muscle stimulator suit, software and operating system for neuromuscular injuries and disease.
Advances in MRI, PET imaging crucial to improve diagnosis, prognosis of MS
SAN DIEGO — Advances in the ability to measure chronic, active inflammation in MS using MRI and positron emission tomography may improve disease diagnosis and prognosis, according to research presented at ACTRIMS 2023.
Diet can be a ‘proactive’ way to engage patients with MS in their long-term care
SAN DIEGO — Physicians should emphasize the importance of diet and lifestyle change in patients with MS and consider home environment, cultural challenges and other factors when making recommendations, a presenter noted at ACTRIMS 2023.
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