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A breakthrough treatment for seizure disorders exceeded expectations in its final clinical trial, bringing hope to millions who live with epilepsy. The drug reduced seizure frequency significantly and could reach patients by late 2026.
A groundbreaking treatment could help children with Dravet syndrome not just reduce seizures, but actually improve cognitive development and daily living skills. For the first time, families facing this devastating genetic condition have hope for a disease-modifying therapy.
After decades of slow progress, ALS researchers at VCU Health say they're more optimistic about finding a cure than at any point in history. The Richmond team is combining new FDA-approved treatments with cutting-edge research to extend lives and find solutions.
People with a rare autoimmune disorder that causes blindness and paralysis now have a promising new treatment option. A clinical trial showed daratumumab reduced relapse risk by 74% compared to placebo.
Researchers identified a specific brain network driving Parkinson's disease and showed that targeting it with non-invasive treatment more than doubled symptom improvement. The discovery could transform how doctors diagnose and treat the disease affecting over 10 million people worldwide.
Researchers at UT Health San Antonio are revolutionizing stroke recovery by urging doctors to diagnose and treat painful muscle stiffness much earlier. This shift could help millions of stroke survivors walk, move, and reclaim their independence.
A breakthrough stroke treatment combining clot removal with medication helped 57% of patients fully recover, compared to just 42% with standard care. The simple addition could transform outcomes for thousands of stroke survivors worldwide.
Canadian researchers built a lightweight wrist brace that reduces hand tremors by up to 79% without batteries, motors, or surgery. The device could transform daily life for millions living with Parkinson's and similar conditions.