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Review of human postmortem studies finds region-dependent microglial variation in autism spectrum disorder brains
Neurology Cohort
Review of human postmortem studies finds region-dependent microglial variation in autism spectrum disorder brains Brain scans show microglia vary by region and stage in autism
This review analyzed human postmortem studies using bulk transcriptomics and single-cell atlases to examine microglia in autism spectrum dis…
A review of brain tissue suggests immune cells in autism differ by location and development rather than showing one single pattern across al…
AutoML-based model predicts blood transfusion needs in severe traumatic brain injury patients with high accuracy
Neurology Cohort
AutoML-based model predicts blood transfusion needs in severe traumatic brain injury patients with high accuracy AI Model Predicts Blood Transfusion Needs in Severe Brain Injury
This retrospective cohort study evaluated an AutoML-based interpretable prediction model in 638 patients with severe traumatic brain injury …
An AI tool accurately predicts which severe brain injury patients need blood transfusions, potentially saving time and resources.
Machine learning model predicts functional status in patients with traumatic brain injury, intracerebral hemorrhage, or aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage
Neurology Cohort
Machine learning model predicts functional status in patients with traumatic brain injury, intracerebral hemorrhage, or aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage New tool uses liver blood work to predict brain injury
This retrospective cohort study developed a machine learning model using liver function markers and other features to predict functional sta…
A new computer model uses liver blood tests to predict how well brain injury patients will recover after surgery.
Baseline psychological resilience was not independently associated with functional recovery in acute ischemic stroke patients
Neurology Cohort
Baseline psychological resilience was not independently associated with functional recovery in acute ischemic stroke patients Stroke Recovery Depends On Clinical Factors Not Just Mental Strength
This prospective cohort study evaluated 241 adult patients with imaging-confirmed acute ischemic stroke hospitalized for rehabilitation.
New research shows that mental resilience does not independently predict how well patients recover physically after a stroke.
RACE score calculation associates with stroke differentiation and large vessel occlusion identification in emergency department cohort
Neurology Cohort
RACE score calculation associates with stroke differentiation and large vessel occlusion identification in emergency department cohort 1. HEADLINE (7 to 11 words)
This retrospective observational study included 303 consecutive adult patients in an emergency department stroke activation pathway.
This simple score helps doctors spot real strokes faster.
Review of EEG microstate analysis shows high diagnostic accuracy for distinguishing neuropsychiatric symptoms from cognitive impairment
Neurology
Review of EEG microstate analysis shows high diagnostic accuracy for distinguishing neuropsychiatric symptoms from cognitive impairment New brain wave test spots mental health symptoms in dementia patients
This cross-sectional study review evaluates EEG microstate analysis for differentiating patients with neuropsychiatric symptoms from those w…
Hidden patterns in brain waves can now reveal depression or agitation in dementia patients, offering a clearer way to diagnose hard-to-spot …
Review of LLM-generated synthetic Parkinson's patients for in silico trials
Neurology
Review of LLM-generated synthetic Parkinson's patients for in silico trials AI creates synthetic patients to help Parkinson's trials work better
This review synthesizes a methodological proof-of-concept on generating synthetic Parkinson's disease patients using a large language model.
New AI technology creates virtual patients to help test Parkinson's drugs without breaking privacy rules during clinical research.
Secondary Analysis Shows Remote Ischaemic Conditioning Benefit in Non-Smokers With Acute Ischaemic Stroke
Neurology RCT
Secondary Analysis Shows Remote Ischaemic Conditioning Benefit in Non-Smokers With Acute Ischaemic Stroke Trial shows stroke therapy increases recovery odds for non-smokers
This secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial evaluated remote ischaemic conditioning in 1717 patients with acute moderate ischae…
A stroke treatment called remote ischaemic conditioning helped more non-smokers recover well after three months compared to standard care.
Systematic review of PPAV11 proteomic signature shows high accuracy for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis and prognosis
Neurology Sys. Review
Systematic review of PPAV11 proteomic signature shows high accuracy for Alzheimer's disease diagnosis and prognosis New Alzheimer’s Test Shows Early Brain Changes
This systematic review evaluates the diagnostic accuracy and prognostic capacity of PPAV11, a signature of eleven consistently dysregulated …
Scientists have found a set of 11 proteins in spinal fluid that reliably signal early Alzheimer’s, even before severe symptoms appear, offer…
AI-driven home cognitive program improves global cognition in older adults with MCI
Neurology RCT
AI-driven home cognitive program improves global cognition in older adults with MCI AI Home Program Boosts Memory Scores In Older Adults With Mild Memory Loss
This randomized controlled trial in 62 older adults with mild cognitive impairment found that a 5-week AI-driven home cognitive rehabilitati…
A new AI home program significantly improved memory scores in older adults, offering a hopeful new path for brain health without leaving hom…
Narrative review examines Vagus nerve stimulation mechanisms and biomarkers in drug-resistant epilepsy
Neurology Sys. Review
Narrative review examines Vagus nerve stimulation mechanisms and biomarkers in drug-resistant epilepsy Vagus nerve stimulation for epilepsy may work through new brain signals
This narrative review summarizes existing evidence regarding Vagus nerve stimulation for patients with drug-resistant epilepsy.
New brainwave patterns may explain why vagus nerve stimulation helps some epilepsy patients.
Systematic review and meta-analysis shows Tai Chi improves sleep quality in cancer patients
Neurology Meta-analysis
Systematic review and meta-analysis shows Tai Chi improves sleep quality in cancer patients Gentle Movement Helps Cancer Patients Rest Better Tonight
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated the effect of Tai Chi on sleep quality in cancer patients.
Cancer patients struggling with insomnia may find relief through gentle Tai Chi movements that improve sleep quality significantly.