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Research, science & health

Benedetta Bodini et Bruno Stankoff
International recognition for Benedetta Bodini and Bruno Stankoff, for their work on multiple sclerosis
The publication of Benedetta Bodini and Bruno Stankoff, researchers at Paris Brain Institute, on the use of a new imaging technique in multiple sclerosis, was selected by Lancet Neurology among the top 5 of 2016 to improve the understanding and...
12.29.2016 Research, science & health
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Epilepsy: Lacosamide alone is effective to treat focal seizures
A stage 3 clinical trial has proven the efficacy of lacosamide alone to treat focal seizures, specifically as a first-line treatment for newly diagnosed epilepsy.
12.27.2016 Research, science & health
Nouvel espoir Parkinson et maladie neurodégénératives
New hope for Parkinson’s and neurodegenerative disorders: discovery of a neuroprotective peptide
Researchers from the “Experimental therapeutics of neurodegeneration” team led by Etienne Hirsch at the Brain and Spine Institute – Institut du Cerveau - ICM, Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle épinière – and collaborators, have just published a...
12.24.2016 Research, science & health
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A biological test to detect Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Scientists from the French Blood Bank (Etablissement français du sang), in collaboration with several researchers including Stéphane Haïk, team leader at the Institut du Cerveau - ICM, have just developed a biological test capable of detecting the...
12.22.2016 Research, science & health
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How sleep consolidates memory
A new study suggests that Beta and Gamma brain waves, linked to inhibitory neurons, could play a role in memory consolidation during sleep.
12.16.2016 Research, science & health
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Transcranial direct current stimulation: benefits for treatment of primary progressive aphasia
Transcranial direct current stimulation could be beneficial in treating primary progressive aphasia. This is what a pre-therapeutic study recently showed, conducted by teams led by Dr. Marc Teichmann, from the Pitié-Salpêtrière AP-HP Hospital...
12.16.2016 Research, science & health
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Measure multiple sclerosis progression with a cutting-edge technique
Multiple sclerosis is an inflammatory disease of the nervous central system leading to a progressive destruction of the myelin sheath surrounding the axons, essential for their protection and for the transmission of the nerve impulse. Bruno Stankoff...
11.25.2016 Research, science & health
Gliome
One tumor, several types of cells: a lead to new treatments?
Among the many different types of tumors developing from the brain, diffuse gliomas are the most frequent. Their characteristics make them very difficult to treat and relapses are frequent. Dr Frank Bielle from the Experimental Neuro-oncology team...
11.17.2016 Research, science & health
bassem hassan
New developmental and molecular mechanism of brain wiring
Nervous system development is very complex. In most animals, axon guidance processes (how axons reach the correct targets) are more complex in the brain compared to the spinal cord. Defects in brain wiring during embryo development can lead to...
11.04.2016 Research, science & health
Edor Kabashi
Edor Kabashi wins the International Medicine PG Award for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) research
The Paulo Gontijo Institute awarded the International Medicine PG Award to Edor Kabashi, team leader at the Brain and Spine Institute – Institut du Cerveau, for his research on the development of new models and new therapeutic avenues for Amyotrophic...
10.26.2016 Research, science & health
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A drug to boost memory?
Methamphetamine is a highly addictive psychostimulant drug. Its effects depend on the dose and time of administration. Importantly, it is used in the United States to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Ph.D. student Sofia Baptista...
10.12.2016 Research, science & health
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Neural connections to compensate pure alexia
Patients with pure alexia completely or partially lose the ability to read. Laurent Cohen, Paris Brain Institute neurologist and researcher, and his team, in collaboration with a London team, wanted to understand the brain mechanism at stake in this...
09.23.2016 Research, science & health