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A new brain-computer interface does more than bypass spinal cord injuries; it might actually help heal them.
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A new brain-computer interface does more than bypass spinal cord injuries; it might actually help heal them.

A new computational platform pinpointed compact brain targets to help surgeons stop drug-resistant seizures.

A new deep learning model bypasses expensive brain scans by reading signs of dementia and stroke directly from the back of the eye.
A new analysis of wearable data shows that tracking how we move during sleep can flag Parkinson’s risk a decade before clinical symptoms appear.

A new machine learning approach shows that while AI can easily spot the difference between Parkinson’s and its deadlier lookalikes, pinpointing the exact disease remains incredibly difficult.

A non-invasive ear clip could replace risky brain surgeries for patients recovering from aneurysms.

The regulatory approval of a non-invasive brain stimulation headset for PTSD exposes a massive, decades-long stagnation in psychiatric drug development.

A patient’s survival in the ICU may depend on how quickly clinicians can spot silent, ongoing seizures in the brain.

A new algorithm can spot hyperacute stroke tissue changes on cheap, standard CT scans, but it struggles to map the exact boundaries of smaller lesions.

A newly cleared neuromodulation system shifts PTSD treatment from trial-and-error pharmacology to personalized brain mapping.