Month: March 2022

Unleashing the Power of Machine Learning to Classify Parkinson’s Disease Based on Real-World Gait Analysis

Imagine trying to identify different types of fish based on how they swim in their natural habitats. Researchers explored the impact of environment and data aggregation on the classification of Parkinson’s disease (PD) using machine learning models. Like fish, PD can be difficult to diagnose accurately, especially in its early stages. The study focused on […]

Published on March 22, 2022

Unraveling the Intricate Relationship of Iron and Alzheimer’s Disease

Imagine that the brain is like a thriving metropolis, bustling with various processes and activities. Among these is the transportation network, which is vital for delivering goods to different areas. However, as we age, excess iron starts accumulating in the brain, much like traffic congestion. A recent hypothesis suggests that this iron buildup could be […]

Published on March 22, 2022

Cognition and Cognitive Reserve in Cochlear Implant Recipients

Imagine your brain as a garden, with each cognitive function representing a beautiful flower. A recent study delved into the relationship between cochlear implants and cognitive abilities in individuals with severe hearing impairment. The findings revealed that after undergoing cochlear implantation, these individuals experienced significant improvements in attention, working memory, inhibition, recall, and verbal fluency. […]

Published on March 22, 2022