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The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, which is a National Institutes of Health affiliate, recently awarded researchers from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Washington University in St. Louis a $3.1 million grant. Tanja Mittag, of the Department of Structural Biology at St. Jude and Washington University’s Rohit Pappu, who is an engineering … Continue reading “Washington University Awarded $3.1 Million Grant for ALS Research”

A report released last week from a panel led by Prof. Chris Dye and Prof. Melinda Mills from the University of Oxford, states that while coronavirus vaccine passports are a feasible idea, there are a few challenges that need to be addressed before they could be developed. The report was published at the Royal Society. … Continue reading “Report Finds Vaccine Passports Feasible, But May Face Some Difficulties”

Women who have cancer cells carrying estrogen receptors are usually given hormonal therapy as a targeted treatment. However, this treatment is not effective in all patients. However, a good method of accurately predicting which patients will benefit from the treatment and which will not hasn’t existed — until now. Enter a study conducted by researchers … Continue reading “New Imaging Test to Help Doctors Predict Cancer Patients Who Can Benefit from Hormone Therapy”

According to study results reported in “Radiology”, researchers have discovered that the coronavirus is linked to fatal blood clots in leg arteries. The researchers stated that coronavirus patients who were in short supply of blood to their lower limbs tended to have bigger clots, and remarkably higher amputation rates and death, especially in comparison with … Continue reading “Study Links Coronavirus to Life-Threatening Blood Clots Found in Lower Limbs”

Every year, anywhere from 300,000 to 600,000 individuals are affected by deep vein thromboses in the United States. One of the major obstacles of vascular surgery has been penetrating extensive and compacted blood clots. This is mainly because the retracted clots are of low porosity and high density. While there are tools such as catheter-based … Continue reading “Ultrasound, Nanodroplets to Be Used in Eliminating Difficult Blood Clots”

While some individuals suffer from dementia or Alzheimer’s as they get older, others tend to remain sharp well past the age of 80. German researchers have found the reason for this: an individual’s genes. The researchers’ conclusion is based on findings from a study that involved studying the brain images of 94 participants who were … Continue reading “Genetics May Help Prevent Decline in Cognitive Function”

Brain Scientific is a commercial-stage health care company aiming to modernize the brain diagnostics market by employing cutting edge technologies to bridge the widening gap in access to neurological care The company’s current offerings are the NeuroCap(TM) and NeuroEEG(TM) – two FDA-cleared devices delivered by wholly owned subsidiary MemoryMD Inc. The company’s intellectual property portfolio … Continue reading “Brain Scientific Inc. (BRSF) Is ‘One to Watch’”