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Neuroimaging: 25% of brain injury patients are conscious
A pioneering study uses neuroimaging to reveal hidden states of consciousness in traumatic brain injury patients.
A talking and moving robot simulates a patient with brain injury
A robot equipped with artificial intelligence converses with doctors and presents symptoms and parameters of a patient with brain injury
Traumatic brain injuries, EyeD can save your life in minutes
EyeD, a portable device developed by the University of Birmingham, detects brain trauma in a few minutes: crucial for first aid
Brain signals deciphered to show what a person sees
Detecting and decoding activity in brain regions associated with visual processing has allowed researchers to read brain signals to understand what a person sees.
Not just brain damage: ISRIB reverses cognitive decline in days
ISRIB, an experimental drug tested for months on mice, also reverses age-related cognitive decline. What's the next step?
Brain scans confirm: a part of you remains “you” forever
By studying brain scans, a Spanish team finds new clues that the sense of self arises from a part of us that remains unchanging.
DARPA Creates 'Electric Hippocampus' That Improves Memory by 50%
Having an electrical “replacement” for the hippocampus will be a game-changer for patients with memory loss due to brain injury or disease.
Nasal cells to repair spinal cord, clinical trial begins
From Nose to Spine: Olfactory Stem Cell Clinical Trial Shows Promise to Treat Spinal Injuries
Brains Can Rejuvenate: At Stanford, Neurogenesis Has No Age
Neurogenesis: From Taboo to Reality. Stanford Discovers Metabolic Switch That Makes Older Brains Flourish. Is This the Dawn of a New Era?
Traumagel, the hemostatic in syringe changes emergency medicine
A hemostatic gel made from algae and fungi stops bleeding quickly, with potential civil and military applications.
Neural technology can help people recover lost memories
Scientists have developed a method that, via electrical impulses to the brain, helps people recover memories and live better.
Patients in comas, there is a 'secret' conscience still active
Scientists reveal brain activity in comatose patients that suggests hidden consciousness.
A team of scientists read patients' minds to understand their pain
Finally we can "see" the neurological differences between acute and chronic pain. As? “Reading” patients' brain waves.
100 days underwater: the professor's incredible test in search of eternal youth
Between research, records and hope: a university professor spends 100 days underwater to explore the effects of pressure on longevity.
Exopulse, electric suit makes those with multiple sclerosis and other impairments walk
A high-tech power suit could change the lives of those with multiple sclerosis and brain damage that prevents them from walking.
HiccAway, the strange straw that cancels hiccups. It works?
A neurologist invents a strange straw that eliminates hiccups. It works?
Future history of the next world wars
Until we find a way to get along, with wars men will find more and more effective ways of killing each other. Here is the possible, terrible future.
The heartbeat can reveal signs of consciousness in post-coma patients
A new study identifies the heartbeat and its interaction with the brain as a way to better understand the degree of consciousness in those who do not show signs of it
Special hyperbaric therapy can halt and reverse aging
Hyperbaric therapy shows in a new study all its enormous potential to reverse cellular aging and lengthen telomeres.
The US Air Force tests neuromodulation to train pilots first
A system that "uploads" knowledge into the minds of pilots, neuromodulation, can be a new step in the human-machine interface
