Both his neurologist and primary care physician have assured him he does not have Parkinson's or LBD, but are they correct?
Dear R.L.R.: The combination of auditory and olfactory hallucinations is suggestive of a neurological disorder, such as Parkinson's disease (PD) and the closely related LBD. You are right to be ...
The collection, which took two years to build, premiered at London’s Saatchi Gallery during the DIGITALISM showcase of the ...
Over the past year, scientists have searched brain tissue, arteries and even joints for the presence of microplastics. The tiny particles, they have found, are ubiquitous in the human body - littering ...
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Researchers have successfully tested a proof-of-concept device that allows people who have lost their sense of smell to detect certain odours by stimulating an alternative nerve pathway in the nose, ...
Do you swear you think back to your childhood when you smell a certain type of cookie? There's a science behind the ...
Memory loss isn't always the first sign. Look for the 'Shuffle Walk' and these 6 other physical signs that signal dementia is ...
Studies show that smell loss with age may reflect more serious underlying problems, and is even linked to how long we're ...
A new breakthrough study from the Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest, University of Toronto (Motsenyat et al., Brain Stimulation 2025) shows that brief sessions of pulsed photobiomodulation (PBM) ...
People's sense of smell is just as sharp as those of rats and dogs, a US researcher says, calling for an end to a century-old "myth" to the contrary.
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