Neuroinflammatory conditions

Harnessing the power of plant gums: A detailed review of their bioactive compounds and therapeutic benefits
Bioactive Compounds in Plant Gums Plant gums are complex polysaccharides produced by various plant species,…
Regional cortical network atrophy predicts progression to dementia in the Lewy body diseases
Cortical Network Atrophy and Dementia The condition known as dementia can manifest through various neurodegenerative…
Unique quality of life priorities for people with epilepsy and comorbid functional seizures
Unique challenges faced by individuals Individuals with epilepsy and comorbid functional seizures encounter a range…
Knowledge and attitude about sport related concussions in European American football leagues
Study Overview This study explores the understanding and attitudes surrounding sport-related concussions (SRC) within European…
Building emotional self-awareness teletherapy in civilians and service members with mild traumatic brain injury
Study Overview This study investigates the use of teletherapy as a means to enhance emotional…

Prevalence of Traumatic Brain Injury in Detained Youth: Associations With Aggression, Violent Charges, and Behavioral Infractions
CONCLUSIONS: TBI is common among detained youth and is selectively associated with elevated physical aggression. Routine TBI screening at intake and interventions targeting impulse control and emotion regulation may improve outcomes for this high-risk population.
Gliatilin in the Treatment of Cognitive Impairments Not Reaching the Level of Dementia: Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review
CONCLUSION: The main challenge during the analysis was methodological, population, and statistical heterogeneity, which required not only the use of a random effects model but also active search and exclusion of some sources. However, despite several limitations, the internal consistency and absence of contradictions in the analysis results demonstrated the robustness of the evidence obtained. […]
Relationships between vestibular dysfunction and cognitive performance in military veterans with mild to moderate TBI
Objective: Vestibular dysfunction is common following mild-to-moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI) and impacts quality of life. However, little is known regarding the persistence and stability of vestibular symptoms over time and their effects on cognition. This study examined self-reported vestibular symptoms 1 to 2 years following mild-to-moderate TBI in a Military/Veteran cohort. We further evaluated […]
Persistent dysmorphology and dysfunction of the brain microvasculature following repeated trauma
Mild traumatic brain injury typically produces no abnormalities on neuroimaging yet elicits symptoms that, in an increasing fraction of survivors, linger for years, particularly with recurring injuries. To elucidate the underlying biological substrates, we leveraged two-photon fluorescence microscopy resonant scanning and our recently developed deep-learning based pipeline to evaluate the cerebrovascular network in the subacute […]
Is social media a promising global health center for the concussed? A scoping review of concussion coverage across social media
CONCLUSION: Clinical and educational implications and recommendations for future ways to harness the potential of social media in improving concussion care and treatment are also presented. Increased content on concussion prevention could yield value in addressing modifiable risk factors for concussion as the basis to reduce the rates of this longstanding public health complexity.