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A breakthrough medication given within two days of a stroke helped patients recover with significantly less disability than previous treatments. The trial of nearly 1,000 patients in China shows promising results for a condition that affects millions worldwide.
Scientists at Oregon Health & Science University captured the first detailed 3D images of a brain protein that could unlock new stroke treatments. The breakthrough creates a blueprint for drugs that protect brain tissue when every second counts.
A breakthrough medication called loberamisal helped stroke patients achieve excellent recovery when started within 48 hours, offering new hope for millions. Nearly 70% of patients treated showed little to no disability after 90 days.
Cancer patients face a cruel trade-off: radiation therapy saves their lives but often damages their memory and mental health for years afterward. Scientists just discovered a way to protect the brain while still fighting the cancer.
Researchers discovered a toxic protein pair that kills brain cells in Alzheimer's and used a new drug to stop it in mice, slowing memory loss. The breakthrough targets a different pathway than previous treatments, offering fresh hope for millions.
A breakthrough medical device designed to prevent strokes during artery procedures just achieved a perfect safety record in its first 50 high-risk patients. The results could transform treatment for more than 35,000 Americans each year.
Scientists discovered a way to communicate with neurons using gentle sound waves, opening new paths for treating brain diseases without surgery. The technique safely changed how brain cells signal each other while keeping them completely healthy.
A Bengaluru biotech company is transforming discarded coffee husks into a prebiotic fiber that may protect brain health through gut bacteria. The science-backed innovation tackles farm waste while advancing research into the powerful gut-brain connection.