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The #Role of #Physical #Medicine and #Rehabilitation in the #Management of #Multiple #Sclerosis: A #Review of the #Literature A #review article written by ✍ S Khalfaoui #Introduction Multiple sclerosis (MS), an autoimmune inflammatory #demyelinating disease of the central nervous system, affects around 1.3 million people worldwide... #Cognitive #Rehabilitation Cochrane reviews have #historically reported a “low” level of evidence for cognitive rehabilitation in MS, based on the Grades of Recommendation, Assessment, Development and Evaluation (#GRADE) system.... #Conclusion The effects of rehabilitation are therefore positive on the functional capacities of MS patients, and adapted #physical exercise and exercise re-training programs have shown remarkable results in this #pathology, with no risk of #disease exacerbation.... To get full-length article kindly go through the link https://lnkd.in/gi5pe8nk We do accept #PPTs and #Video Articles to be publish within our Journal. You can send us your article to given email #Email: onlinescientificresearch@gmail.com

🌡️ Understanding Exertional Heat Stroke: A Medical Review In a crucial study, Christian K Garcia, Liliana I Renteria, Gabriel Leite-Santos, Lisa R. Leon Ph.D., Orlando Laitano delve into the pathophysiology and risk factors of exertional heat stroke, a severe condition affecting athletes and others engaged in physical activity. 🏃♂️ Key Insights Exertional heat stroke is marked by CNS dysfunction and severe hyperthermia during physical activity Mortality rates approximate 27%, with survivors facing long-term health issues Factors such as dehydration, sex differences, ageing, and body composition can increase risk 💊 Treatment & Prevention Immediate cooling is the most effective treatment, underscoring the need for rapid response in cases of exertional heat stroke. 🔬 Call to Action The study highlights gaps in research, calling for more exploration into preventive measures and better understanding of risk factors. 📚 Explore the Full Review & Earn 1.0 CME Credit: https://lnkd.in/dgkTJfDj #SportsMedicine #Healthcare #MedicalResearch #CME

Therapeutic Potential of Date Palm against Human Infertility: A Review https://lnkd.in/dCwmTapv

Interesting piece featured on study published in Nature by CNN on the potential of bioactives from #medicinal #fungi to combat complex #mental #health challenges (#anxiety and #depression) (https://lnkd.in/ep4MMr4e) We had also highlighted the potential of #mycotherapy for similar applications in publications. Also as future approach to help combat complex antibiotic-resistant bacteria that can cause lung infections 🙂 (https://lnkd.in/ehnDN6yY) Health Research Board (HRB). https://lnkd.in/e4pQM2bp Technical challenges to overcome re clinical trial include batch variability, purity, consistent dosage for many higher fungi where methods such as #precision #fermentation could inform same. #innovation #research #disruption #amr #pneumonia

In clinical trials developing treatments for #Alzheimers Disease and other #neurodegenerative conditions, changes in cognitive performance may be due to factors besides the treatment itself, such as practice effects or increased comfort with cognitive testing. Through collaborative work with scientists at University of Oxford and University of Cambridge, we have shown that inclusion of a familiarization session - a testing session administered prior to baseline assessment in a longitudinal clinical trial - is useful in limiting the influence of such outside factors. As a means of detecting true treatment effects, we recommend inclusion of a familiarization session for several popular CANTAB tasks, including PAL, RVP and SWM. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dzTQ6yaH John Bernstein, Ph.D. #CNS #neurodegenerative #familiarisation #cognitiveperformance

Did you know, your fingerprints don’t just identify you; they can also reveal genetic conditions and early health markers! The study of fingerprints, known as dermatoglyphics, has revealed a connection between certain fingerprint patterns and genetic conditions, such as Down syndrome and schizophrenia. Researchers have discovered that subtle variations in ridge patterns, loops, and whorls on your fingertips can indicate developmental changes that occur during early fetal growth, providing a view into genetic and environmental influences on health. Recent advancements in dermatoglyphics are pushing the boundaries of non-invasive diagnostics. Fingerprint analysis is now being explored for its potential to detect early markers of conditions like congenital heart defects and other developmental disorders. This emerging field could transform how we approach early detection and diagnosis in the future, offering a simple and cost-effective way to screen for potential health issues. Reference: https://lnkd.in/esu7tAwS #DownSyndrome #Fingerprints #Research #MedicalDiagnostics #factthursday #factasticbybiorus #biorus

This latest research begins to explore the mystery of how SSRIs tend to work rapidly and at low doses in PMDD. NEXT STEPS: Future research should examine alterations in the metabolic pathways among GABAergic neuroactive steroids in individuals with PMDD in a placebo-controlled design.

Implementation of Obesity Science Into Clinical Practice: Key Points - American College of Cardiology https://lnkd.in/exPTRMYc #HeartHealth #TopWorldCardiologyConference #CardiovascularMedicine

🔎 ViewPoint EuroMov Digital Health in Motion Université de Montpellier IMT Mines Alès 🧠Transcranial electrical stimulation and treatment, with a focus on innovative methods ▶️ dose-response relationships issues 〰 by Stéphane Perrey 🤔How effective is transcranial direct current stimulation? just released in The Lancet https://lnkd.in/egTVJQt9

Profesor Isabelle Massat introduces the Symposium last Friday 17th May at Académie Royal de Médicine de Belgique: Does the Intestinal Microbiote regulates our brain and our behaviors? Ongoing researches around the world are throwing data that will eventually boost preventive medicine. It feels as we are at the door of a revolution in terms of ways to treat and prevent central nervous system diseases by including treating our guts. Just imagine: doctors healing our brains by treating our guts? Is the disease “migrating” to the foetus as we now know we also inherit our maternal gut microbiote? Does Anorexia caused by external factors, as famines, produces also the same brain symptoms as anorexia nervosa? Is the same dysfunctional pattern of hunger-satisfaction present ? Since friday I have been thinking non stop about the many implications of these researches but also the questions not yet solved, which just makes them even more exciting. Follow the research of these scientists: Sophie Laye (presented: Microbiote and Autism). Michel Neunlist (presented: : The Microbiote-Intestine-Brain Axis). Sophie Leclercq and Philippe de Timary (presented: Alcohol dependency: an intestinal addiction? ). Pierre Dechelotte (presented: Microbiote and Eating Behaviors). EVERARD AMANDINE (presented: Intestinal Microbiote and obesity: when the reward system controls our eating behaviors). Isabelle Cabos (presented: Microbiote, diet, insulinemia and behavior / a practical example).