Pediatric Ischemic Stroke Associated With ADHD Risk
Researchers sought to assess the risk for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in children after pediatric ischemic stroke.
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Sleep Disturbances in Alzheimer Disease Tied to Loss of ‘Wakeful’ Neuron
Researchers sought to examine the association between the number of important subcortical wake-promoting neurons and clinical sleep phenotypes in patients with AD or PSP.
Patients With Tourette Syndrome Susceptible to Assault, Committing Crimes
Researchers sought to establish whether patients with Tourette syndrome or chronic tic disorder are more likely to experience violent assault or be convicted of a crime.
Efficacy of Different Acupuncture Therapies for Primary Insomnia
In a systematic review and meta-analysis, researchers compared and evaluated the effect differences of multiple acupuncture therapies for patients with primary insomnia.
Understanding the Cardiovascular Burden Among Patients With Narcolepsy
Presenting at the 2022 AAN Annual Meeting, researchers evaluated the overall cardiovascular burden among adult patients with narcolepsy.
SARS-CoV-2 Associated With Brain-Related Abnormalities, Even for Mild Cases
Researchers sought to investigate the effects of COVID-19 infection by assessing brain changes in individuals who underwent brain scans twice who tested positive between scans or were COVID-19-free.
Abusive Head Trauma May Elevate Intraocular Pressure in Children
Study suggests monitoring IOPs in patients with suspected abusive head trauma.
Effects of Marijuana on Brain Health: An AHA Scientific Statement
The American Heart Association released its first scientific statement summarizing the potential effects of marijuana use on brain health, and the importance of clinicians monitoring marijuana use in patients.
Cerebral Palsy and Sleep in Children: Actigraphy Shows Validity in Sleep Assessment
In a cross-sectional cohort study, researchers assessed the validity of actigraphy as a sleep assessment tool in children with cerebral palsy and observed their sleep patterns.
Cannabinoids for Treatment of Psychiatric Conditions: More Risks Than Benefits
With medical and recreational use cannabis becoming more readily available throughout the United States, mental health clinicians need to know the evidence that’s been discovered in order to counsel patients. Researchers in this review examined evidence from controlled trials in order to outline the therapeutic use of cannabinoids for various medical conditions and any possible side effects.
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