Imagine that the UNC13A gene is like a weather vane for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). It’s not only linked to shorter survival after the disease sets in, but it also seems to indicate how strong the winds of upper motor neuron involvement may blow. This study looked at the impact of the UNC13A gene on […]
Imagine you’re at a dance party, and everyone is doing their own unique moves. Some people have amazing control over their lower limbs, while others struggle to keep their balance. Well, it turns out that Tai Chi, a graceful form of exercise, can help improve the lower limb function of Parkinson’s disease (PD) patients! In […]
Picture this: you’re sailing on the sea of general anesthesia, and suddenly a storm called postoperative delirium (POD) hits. POD is a common complication that affects older patients after surgery. In a recent study, scientists investigated the relationship between burst suppression activity in the brain during surgery and the development of POD. Burst suppression activity […]
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