Often described as ringing in your ears, tinnitus (pronounced ti-NIGHT-us or TINN-a-tus) is a symptom that encompasses any perception of sound when theres no real external cause for it. Chances are, youve experienced random, short-lived bursts of tinnitus before, like buzzing in your ears after attending a concert or a strange static noise in your head while sitting in a silent room. Nearly 15% of Americansmore than 50 million peopleexperience some form of tinnitus, per the American Tinnitus Association (ATA) Continue reading →

A workers compensation insurer failed to prove that a security guards fall that resulted in a hospital treatment for a brain injury was idiopathic, or unexplained, the Workers Compensation Court of Montana ruled Tuesday in denying a summary judgment to the insurer. Margie Dargin fell during her shift as an Allied Universal employee providing security for an oil refinery in Billings, Montana. She has no recollection of how she fell or what happened after her fall, which caused her to be hospitalized for a week, according to documents in Margie Dargin v. Continue reading →

Oscar Parodi, an 11-week-old infant in Britain has become the first baby in the world to be administered a cannabis-based medicine to prevent seizures. Continue reading →

Screengrab of the video. A heartwarming video of a nonagenarian couple reuniting after months of separation brought about by the outbreak of novel coronavirus has made its way to the internet. Shared on Twitter, the incident took place in New York. Continue reading →

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Houston, Texas--(Newsfile Corp. - May 27, 2020) - Psychedelic drugs may soon open new options for treating a range of mental and health issues. Continue reading →

Cambridge University researchers and colleagues from Imperial College London are putting the AI into brAIn. Continue reading →

Global Brain Disease Market: Snapshot One of the important factors crucial for the growth of the global brain disease market is technological advancement. Recently, scientists at the University of Utah Health and Stanford University have found a way out in the form of a targeted therapy treatment that slows down the progression of or improves a couple of degenerative brain disorders, viz Continue reading →

In a rare event last week, the Assembly convened as a Committee of the Whole on the State Budget and Assembly member Jim Wood (D-Santa Rosa) took his allotted time to tell his colleagues that he is strongly opposed to the drastic cuts in senior programs proposed in Governor Newsoms May Revise state budget. The cuts to senior programs in this state budget revision completely ignores the value of prevention and are extremely short-sighted, said Wood. Maintaining these key preventive and assistance programs for seniors dont just save the state money, they save lives. Continue reading →