Brain damage
A component found in a vegetable we all eat reduced brain function decline by 50%
A new study has found that regular consumption of food rich in a unique antioxidant was linked to a decreased risk of cognitive impairment and better memory preservation in older age.
Even a small daily addition of these foods could cause dementia
Losing the PTSD war: Israeli soldiers are dying off the battlefield
Moved 'like a sack of potatoes': Mothers of soldiers slam hospitals for medical neglect
Serious brain disorders found in mild, recovering COVID-19 patients
The neurological symptoms reported in the 43 patients included confusion, psychosis, seizures, hallucinations, delusions, necrosis, deteriorating vision and strokes, among other symptoms.
3-week-old baby hospitalized with brain infection after brit gone wrong
Evidence of newborn herpes infections accompanied by brain infections and their connection to the 'oral suction' in circumcisions have been widely described in medical history for the past 200 years.
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Severe COVID-19 can damage the brain, preliminary study finds
The most common brain complication seen was stroke, which was reported in 77 of 125 patients. Of these, most were in patients over 60, and most were caused by a blood clot in the brain.
BGU researchers develop test for degenerative brain disorder in athletes
Football players were three times more likely to display a leakage in blood-brain barrier than the control group.
New Israeli 'smell test' can predict if comatose patients will wake up
The study found that 100% of unconscious brain-injured patients who responded to the smells regained consciousness, even those that were classified as being in a vegetative state.
New sleep method found by TAU researchers will improve memory retention
Discovery of method reveals process which utilizes smell can strengthen memories stored in one side of the brain.
French World War I helmet could prevent soldiers' brain injuries
According to researchers in the field, modern day military helmets, including those used by the US military today, are no more effective in preventing the damage caused by blast shock waves than military helmets used 100 years ago.
Israeli scientists shed new light on how the brain functions
The research could have a meaningful impact in the field of personalized medicine.
Israel researchers find brain damage can occur even with mild head trauma
The research underscores the need for brain-imaging techniques that could help predict damage to the blood-brain barrier regardless of symptoms.