Month: July 2022

Neuropsychological Decline Stratifies Dementia Risk in Cognitively Unimpaired and Impaired Older Adults

ObjectiveValidation and widespread use of markers indicating decline in serial neuropsychological exams has remained elusive despite potential value in prognostic and treatment decision-making. This study aimed to operationalize neuropsychological decline, termed “neuropsychological (NP) decline,” in older adults followed over 12 months in order to aid in the stratification of dementia risk along the cognitively unimpaired-to-mild […]

Published on July 18, 2022

Parents oblivious to screen-time’s impact on kids’ eye health

It seems that many parents are unaware of the harm that excessive screen time can cause to their children’s eyes. It’s like they’re handing their kids a bag of potato chips without realizing they could be setting them up for a stomachache! Simple measures, such as encouraging regular breaks from screens and ensuring proper lighting, […]

Published on July 18, 2022

New Imaging Technique May Diagnose Parkinson’s in Early Stage

Picture this: scientists may have reached new frontiers in the battle against Parkinson’s disease. A remarkable imaging technique has been developed which might enable doctors to detect the condition in its earliest stages. Parkinson’s is like a superhero’s nemesis, attacking the brain and making it difficult for its victims to perform simple tasks like walking […]

Published on July 18, 2022