A Study to Stop Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Imagine yourself bedridden and unable to move your body. You can barely open your eyes. You can’t speak, eat, or swallow, and your cognitive capabilities fade. This is often the…
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Shamonda virus, first human case in France: the patient has died
French health authorities have announced that a patient infected with the Shamonda virus—previously thought to be non-transmissible to humans—has died in a hospital in Lyon. This marks the first documented…
Review of The Making, the Rise, and the Future of the Speakingman by Dan M. Mrejeru
We are witnessing an awful cognitive decline. Neurodegenerative diseases are plaguing our lives and modern humans are not able to process complex information or even to think anymore. Why? Or…
Is Lithium an Alzheimer’s Disease-Modifying Therapy?
Lithium, the gold-standard treatment for bipolar disorder, may play a crucial role in modifying or stopping the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. This groundbreaking, hopeful conclusion comes from a recently published…
Review of When a Bright Spot Darkens Your World: Battling Brain Cancer by Ethan Gasteyer
In When a Bright Spot Darkens Your World: Battling Brain Cancer, medical student Ethan Gasteyer delivers a poignant and compassionate memoir about his battle against brain cancer. His recount is…
