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According to a study being presented at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2017 annual meeting, ketamine, a drug routinely used for pain relief and increasingly utilized for depression, may help people with migraine

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After Consuming the World’s Hottest Chili Pepper, a Man Experiences Severe “Thunderclap” Headaches

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Doctors write in the journal BMJ Case Reports that competing in a hot pepper eating contest might have some unintended repercussions. Their warning follows a

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Children who do not get enough sleep may have long-term effects on their brain and cognitive development.

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As per another review driven by University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM) analysts, kids who get under nine hours of sleep each night have

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Common viruses may be causing Alzheimer’s disease to develop.

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Alzheimer's disease can emerge gradually, frequently manifesting in the early months or years as normal aging neglect.What causes the illness remains generally a secret. Yet, scientists at Tufts University and

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Hepatitis E Virus Exposure in Iberian lynxes is investigated in a New Study

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According to research findings, captive lynxes have a higher level of virus exposure than wild lynxes. The Hepatitis E Virus (HEV) is an emerging zoonotic

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Possible Drug Target for Lassa Hemorrhagic Fever identified as Cellular Protein

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The experimental approach could lead to the discovery of new treatment options for the virus, which is prevalent in Western Africa. Scripps Research, in collaboration

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The Brain’s Choline Transporter Is Required for Filtering Out Unnecessary Information

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A sight, smell, sensation, or sound becomes so ingrained in an organism during habituation that it essentially vanishes. According to a new study published on December 16, 2021, in the

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Sleep Apnea in Mothers May Increase the Risk of Autism-Like Changes in Male Offspring

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According to research conducted on rats by Amanda Vanderplow, Michael Cahill, and colleagues at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and published on February 3 in the

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Seizures and Sleep Disorders Associated with Intellectual Disability Science Gets One Step Closer to Curing

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The development of focused medication therapy that may lessen seizures sleep issues, and associated symptoms frequent among people with intellectual disabilities is one step closer

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Behavioral Therapy for Multiple Sclerosis Patients with Facial Affect Recognition Deficiencies

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Researchers from the Kessler Foundation recently examined the effectiveness of the behavioral therapy EMOPRINT for correcting facial recognition deficiencies in MS (multiple sclerosis) patients. On January 19, 2022, Multiple Sclerosis and