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Autosomal dominant Alzheimer's disease is associated with increased white matter hyperintensities on magnetic resonance imaging well before expected symptom onset

White Matter Hyperintensities Predate Alzheimer’s Onset

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White matter hyperintensity volume differences seen six years before symptoms
Cryoablation therapy may reduce phantom limb pain that many amputees experience

SIR: Cryoablation Helps Ease Phantom Limb Pain for Amputees

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Targeted treatment of nerve and scar tissue found to improve symptoms
For combat veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder

Novel Mindfulness-Based Group Therapy Beneficial in PTSD

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For combat veterans, increased connectivity with DLPFC and dorsal ACC following therapy
Despite initial concern from early studies

Lamotrigine in Pregnancy Not Linked to Certain Birth Defects

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Excess risk of orofacial cleft estimated to be less than one in every 550 exposed babies
Adding chemotherapy to radiation treatment may add years to the lives of patients with grade 2 gliomas

Adding Chemo May Prolong Lives of Some Grade 2 Glioma Patients

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Those with slow-growing gliomas lived five years longer, on average, than those who got only radiation
Eating fresh fruit regularly may help prevent heart attacks and strokes

Daily Fresh Fruit Intake May Improve Cardiovascular Health

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Lower risk of heart attack, stroke seen in Chinese study
For patients with primary insomnia

White Matter Tract Changes in Right Brain in Insomnia

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Primary insomnia patients have lower FA values in seven regions in the right brain
Sleep deprivation does not exacerbate cognitive impairment induced by hypoglycemia

Hypoglycemia, Sleep Loss Prolong Cognitive Impairment

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Sleep deprivation does not worsen impairment in type 1 diabetes, but recovery takes longer
A long-term weight loss intervention may reduce the impact of diabetes on brain structure

Long-Term Weight Loss Cuts Diabetes-Related Brain Changes

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10-year weight loss intervention tied to lower white matter hyperintensity volume
For patients with dementia

Sensory Interventions Can Benefit Patients With Dementia

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Eight categories of sensory stimulation interventions identified, including music and light therapy