A 72-year-old Grass Valley man has pleaded not guilty of murder in the death of his wife, Stacey Sokol Daly. Dennis Daly appeared in Nevada County Superior Court Thursday, pleading not guilty to murder and denying enhancements related to a previous out-of-county conviction. He is set to return to court Dec Continue reading →

Rising usage of atypical antipsychotics, omega3 fatty acids, antidepressants, glutamateric neurotransmission modulators, erythropoietin, COX2 inhibitors and Nacetylcysteine have antiapoptotic properties which can help in brain maturational processes from psychotic disorders. Clinical trial processes suggested that these category of drugs help in preventing the onset of frank psychosis. A company named, Astrocyte Pharmaceuticals Inc., which is a drug development company is engaged in providing advanced breakthroughs in neuroprotection drugs market to repair neurons that are caused due to brain injury Continue reading →

Dr Henry Marsh operating to remove a tumor from the brain of a young woman at St Georges Hospital in London, 2014. Photograph: Tom Pilston/PANOS Born in 1950, Henry Marsh grew up in London and studied politics, philosophy and economics at Oxford before taking up medicine. Continue reading →

In a BMBF-funded project, LMU linguist Julia Bttner-Kunert plans to assess the quality of interpersonal communication in individuals with dementia and people traumatic brain injuries, with the aim to develop new approaches to therapy. People who suffer from dementia or other cognitive deficits often have severe problems in interpersonal communication. Continue reading →

SINGAPORE:In recent weeks, Singaporeans have been gripped by a spate of alleged child abuse cases that have led to the loss of innocent young lives. On Nov 15, a 27-year-old man was charged with murder after he allegedly slammed a nine-month-old babys head on the floorboard of a van. The baby died from his injuries Continue reading →

Neurocognitive Disorder Treatment Market Report 2018-2026includes a comprehensive analysis of the present Market. Continue reading →

Petronilla Kemunto who has been suffering from the condition explains her experience during the interview at AAR, Westlands, Nairobi. [Jenipher Wachie, Standard] When Petronilah Kemunto was in high school, she would suffer bouts of zoning off and what seemed like deep daydreaming that lasted a few seconds. Her teachers were concerned because this habit was affecting her school performance and her grades started falling Continue reading →