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Exited to share my latest Book chapter✨, where we discussed the application of nanoparticles to address the blood brain barrier penetration for the treatment of various neurological diseases. https://lnkd.in/g7Hrh9Uw #Nanoparticles, #DrugDilevery, #CentralNervousSystem Disorders, #BloodBrainBarrierPenetration, #NeurologicalDiseasemanagement

🧠 Understanding Alzheimer's Disease: Causes, Symptoms, Stages, and Treatment Options 🧠 Alzheimer’s disease is a complex and challenging condition that affects millions worldwide. Our latest blog dives deep into the causes, symptoms, stages, and treatment options for Alzheimer’s, offering valuable insights for those impacted by this disease. Early diagnosis and expert care can make a significant difference. Discover how our neurology clinic in Gurgaon can help you or a loved one navigate this journey with compassion and expertise. Read more and take the first step towards better brain health today. https://lnkd.in/dTJV-Gca . . . #AlzheimersAwareness #NeurologyCare #BrainHealth #MedsarcSuperSpecialtyClinics #NeurologistInGurgaon #MemoryCare #DementiaSupport

Join us for an insightful class on 'Understanding Parkinson's Disease' and stay updated with the latest trends in research and treatment. Gain valuable insights into this complex condition and connect with experts in the field. Don't miss out! #ParkinsonsDisease #Neurology #Healthcare #Research #Education. Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! https://ow.ly/3wb150SwXv8

New research from the University of Cambridge shows long-term changes in the brainstem of COVID-19 survivors, detected using advanced 7T MRI imaging. The study highlights that neuroinflammation may be responsible for the lingering symptoms seen in Long COVID, such as respiratory and autonomic dysfunction. These findings could pave the way for improved understanding and monitoring of brain-related diseases, including multiple sclerosis and dementia. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e5nYCjKD #COVID19 #Neuroinflammation #LongCOVID

Neurodegenerative disorders affect around 44 million people worldwide and cost the healthcare industry billions each year. Early detection allows for quicker action, reducing effects on the patient and healthcare system as much as possible.🏥 Western University researchers have created a technique that incorporates a machine learning algorithm to detect early disease changes within the brain, allowing treatment interventions before the progression of neurodegeneration. It also reduces radiation risks compared with the use of radioactive tracers in current neurological disorder diagnostics.🧠 #medicaljobs #HealthcareJobs #MedicalCareer #vacancies  #medicalfield #medicalstaff #recruitment #healthcare #MedicalRecruitment #technologies #medicaltechnology #neurodegenerative #diseases

World Brain Tumor Day serves as a reminder of the importance of early detection and proactive management when it comes to brain health. It’s vital to prioritize brain health and support initiatives that advance our understanding and treatment of disorders related with brain. #PMBJP #WorldBrainTumorDay #BrainTumor #BrainCancer #Healthcare #JanAushadhi

Treatment strategies with Disease Modifying Therapies (DMTs) in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) are evolving rapidly with some studies showing high efficacy DMTs to outweigh the safety risks with benefits in early treatment. Despite these advances the people of colour tend to fall behind in treatment when it comes to early intervention with high efficacy DMTs and are underrepresented in clinical trials. On the occasion of World Brain Day, we at Deallus consider this our responsibility to spread awareness about Brain Health and support this year’s theme of “Brain Health and Prevention”. Deallus has significant expertise in neuroscience and has established a neuroscience community of scientists and consultants in the organisation which constantly exchanges ideas around recent developments and strategies to support our clients working in the space. Please read our latest blog written by our Senior Principal @Anna Scott around developments in neurological conditions especially MS at https://lnkd.in/ezkE6jbZ #worldbrainday #blog #MS #alzheimers #neurology #advancements #treatment #equality #precisionmedicine #expertise #experience #leadingtheconversation; #competitiveintelligence; #managementconsulting; #lifesciencesconsulting

Facing Huntington's Disease? You’re not alone. This genetic condition impacts movement, thinking, and emotions—but early intervention can help manage symptoms. Consult our skilled neurologists at LifeHealthOn Clinic for personalized care. Call +91 93195 63932 to book your appointment today. #HuntingtonsDisease #NeurologyCare #LifeHealthOn #GeneticDisorder #BrainHealth #MovementDisorder #PatientSupport #HealthcareJourney #CognitiveHealth #MentalWellbeing #CompassionateCare #ExpertGuidance

MITO NEWS: Groundbreaking research that advances our understanding of mitochondrial dynamics is important for brain health. OcuSciences is excited to highlight a new therapy in development to protect against traumatic brain injury (TBI) but also a host of other mitochondrial dysfunction driven diseases including neurodegeneration by modulating mitochondrial fission. Key takeaways from the research: • Elevated Fis1 Levels: Unlike the well-documented increase in Drp1 seen in neurodegenerative diseases, this study found significant early elevation of Fis1 post-TBI, indicating a unique mitochondrial response. • Neuroprotective Treatment: Treatment with P110 showed promise in preventing cognitive impairment and preserving mitochondrial function when administered early after injury. • Chronic Effects: Delaying treatment until later stages did not provide the same protective benefits, highlighting the importance of timely intervention in TBI care. These insights are critical as they deepen our understanding of mitochondrial health and its implications for brain injury recovery. We applaud the researchers for their contributions to this vital field! Author: Andrew Pieper et al.

Deallus is proud to support World Brain Day on 22nd July. This year’s theme, Brain Health and Prevention, brings awareness to preventative measures that can alleviate the burden of many neurological conditions and stresses that socioeconomic status or geographic location should not be barriers to prevention. Anna Scott, Ph.D., Deallus Senior Principal, has written a blog on developments and the ongoing need for further research. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/ezkE6jbZ   For patients diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), one of the most prevalent neurological conditions worldwide, early intervention is a critical form of preventive healthcare: patients treated early in their disease course accumulate disability at a slower pace than untreated patients.   “Time is brain”, initially coined in stroke patients to emphasise the need for rapid action to prevent brain damage, is a key slogan in other neurodegenerative diseases, notably Alzheimer’s disease. Compared to MS, the clinical evidence for current DMTs in AD is far less established, but already the concept of early treatment to prevent cognitive decline is a major narrative. Despite these critical advances in treating MS, people of colour tend to fall behind when it comes to early intervention with high-efficacy DMTs.    Read more about our perspective and insights in our blog here: https://lnkd.in/ezkE6jbZ   #worldbrainday #blog #MS #alzheimers #neurology #advancements #treatment #equality #precisionmedicine #expertise #experience #leadingtheconversation