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Gut Bacteria May Trigger ALS and Frontotemporal Dementia, Study Finds

13+ hour, 46+ min ago  (364+ words) The study, published in Cell Reports, also points to potential treatment strategies: reducing these bacterial sugars in experiments improved brain health, opening the door to therapies targeting the gut-brain connection. The researchers uncovered a molecular pathway linking gut activity to…...

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Gut bacteria may determine who develops ALS among those genetically at risk

1+ hour, 34+ min ago  (108+ words) Adam Kelton / Apr 10, 2026 A new study from Case Western Reserve University has found that inflammatory sugars produced by gut bacteria may trigger ALS and frontotemporal dementia in genetically at-risk individuals, with clinical trials potentially a year away. We've explored broader…...

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A Diagnostic Odyssey: From Pulmonic to Prosthetic Valve Endocarditis

23+ hour, 52+ min ago  (345+ words) Mustafa Arain " Taysir Al Janabi " Taha Abdul Rehman " Umair Tariq Here, we present a diagnostically challenging case of isolated pulmonic valve IE initially identified on three separate TEE examinations, with subsequent detection of prosthetic aortic valve IE on a fourth…...

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Traumatic Brain Injury discussion panel held in Lancaster County

50+ min ago  (130+ words) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. " On Thursday, Well Span Health Neurosciences hosted a discussion in Lancaster County to highlight brain health." The event was designed for clinicians, caregivers and community members to learn more about traumatic brain injuries. Speakers shared that three…...

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There Is No Universal Neurotype

3+ hour, 38+ min ago  (829+ words) Everyone has a unique "neurodiverse" learning profile and a unique brain. Psychology Today There Is No Universal Neurotype Everyone has a unique "neurodiverse" learning profile and brain. Posted April 9, 2026 | Reviewed by Jessica Schrader - Brain architecture and cognitive abilities are highly…...

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[Interview] When Alzheimer's patients can't stay on anti-amyloid drugs, Illimis sees an opening

34+ min ago  (725+ words) Leqembi (lecanemab) and Kisunla (donanemab) changed Alzheimer's drug development. They showed that amyloid beta --the protein that builds up in the brains of people with Alzheimer's --could be cleared, and that clearing it could slow decline enough to win approval....

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Bioness Medical Acquires Po NS Neuromodulation System To Expand Neurorehabilitation Platform

2+ hour, 2+ min ago  (301+ words) Pulse 2. 0 Bioness Medical Acquires Po NS Neuromodulation System To Expand Neurorehabilitation Platform Bioness Medical, a provider of advanced rehabilitation technologies, announced it has acquired the Po NS (Portable Neuromodulation Stimulator) System product line, expanding its capabilities into non-invasive central neuromodulation....

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Living well with Parkinson's: understanding the journey ahead

9+ hour, 52+ min ago  (173+ words) A Parkinson's diagnosis can feel overwhelming. But for the nearly 220, 000 Australians living with the condition, it is possible to maintain a good quality of life at home " with the right knowledge, support, and care around you. Understanding the full picture…...

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Valley Baptist doctor explains cardiomyopathy risks after Weslaco teen's caffeine-related death

2+ hour, 59+ min ago  (300+ words) After attorneys said Larissa Rodriguez, a Weslaco cheerleader, died from cardiomyopathy caused by excessive caffeine consumption, Channel 5 News spoke with a local doctor to better understand the condition and what causes it. Valley Baptist Health System physician Dr. Raul Reyes…...

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New hippocampus model advances understanding of Alzheimer's progression

2+ hour, 3+ min ago  (332+ words) With a new model of the brain region essential to memory formation, from cells to whole-brain networks, the team hopes to identify critical changes in the progression of Alzheimer's disease that could point the way to earlier, more effective treatments....