Da\u00df innerhalb so kurzer Zeit 4 Meilensteine entdeckt werden, d\u00fcrfte nicht allzu h\u00e4ufig vorkommen, nehme ich an. <\/p>\n
Meilenstein 1: die Steuerungsregion des Bewu\u00dftseins r\u00e4umlich lokalisiert<\/strong><\/p>\n ONE moment you’re conscious, the next you’re not. For the first time, Scientists have been probing individual regions of the brain for over a mehr: #<\/p>\n Meilenstein 2: Hirnverletzungen erh\u00f6hen die Wahrscheinlichkeit f\u00fcr Demenz<\/strong><\/p>\n Die bisherigen Forschungen haben gezeigt, da\u00df Kopfst\u00f6\u00dfe beim Fu\u00dfball Sch\u00e4den hervorrufen. Wie ist es dann erst zu verantworten, da\u00df GEZIELT in Schulen Boxen “unterrichtet” wird? <\/p>\n Deborah E. Barnes, PhD, MPH, Published online before print June 25, 2014, Abstract<\/p>\n Objectives: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is common in military personnel, Methods: We performed a retrospective cohort study of 188,764 US veterans mehr: #<\/p>\n Meilenstein 3: Neugeborene bei Sauerstoffmangel, zum Beispiel durch Geburtskomplikationen, zu unterk\u00fchlen, erh\u00f6ht die \u00dcberlebenswahrscheinlichkeit und verbessert langfristig die Wahrscheinlichkeit einer normalen Hirnleistung<\/strong><\/p>\n Use of hypothermia in babies at risk of brain damage lessens risk of long-term disability.<\/p>\n Erika Check Hayden<\/p>\n 09 July 2014<\/p>\n Nearly 750,000 babies born each year in the United Kingdom are at risk of Cooling babies who are at risk of brain damage provides long-lasting A team led by Denis Azzopardi, a neonatologist at King\u2019s College London, The researchers cooled the infants to between 33\u00b0C and 34\u00b0C for 72 hours, The study finds treated babies had better mental and physical health than “The bottom line is that this doubles a child\u2019s chance of normal[*quote*]
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\nConsciousness on-off switch discovered deep in brain<\/strong>
\n02 July 2014 by Helen Thomson
\nMagazine issue 2976<\/p>\n
\nresearchers have switched off consciousness by electrically stimulating a
\nsingle brain area.<\/p>\n
\ncentury, exploring their function by zapping them with electricity and
\ntemporarily putting them out of action. Despite this, they have never been
\nable to turn off consciousness \u2013 until now.
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\nhttp:\/\/www.newscientist.com\/article\/mg22329762.700-consciousness-onoff-switch-discovered-deep-in-brain.html<\/a>\n<\/ul>\n[*quote*]
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\nTraumatic brain injury and risk of dementia in older veterans<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nAllison Kaup, PhD,
\nKatharine A. Kirby, MA,
\nAmy L. Byers, PhD, MPH,
\nRamon Diaz-Arrastia, MD, PhD and
\nKristine Yaffe, MD<\/p>\n
\ndoi:
\n10.1212\/WNL.0000000000000616 Neurology 10.1212\/WNL.0000000000000616<\/p>\n
\nand there is growing concern about the long-term effects of TBI on the
\nbrain; however, few studies have examined the association between TBI and
\nrisk of dementia in veterans.<\/p>\n
\naged 55 years or older who had at least one inpatient or outpatient visit
\nduring both the baseline (2000\u20132003) and follow-up (2003\u20132012) periods and
\ndid not have a dementia diagnosis at baseline. TBI and dementia diagnoses
\nwere determined using ICD-9 codes in electronic medical records. Fine-Gray
\nproportional hazards models were used to determine whether TBI was
\nassociated with greater risk of incident dementia, accounting for the
\ncompeting risk of death and adjusting for demographics, medical
\ncomorbidities, and psychiatric disorders.
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\nhttp:\/\/www.neurology.org\/content\/early\/2014\/06\/20\/WNL.0000000000000616<\/a>\n<\/ul>\n[*quote*]
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\nCooling protects oxygen-deprived infants<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nbrain damage because of low oxygen during birth.<\/p>\n
\nprevention of such injuries, researchers report today in the New England
\nJournal of Medicine1.<\/p>\n
\nlowered the body temperature of 145 full-term babies who were born after
\nat least 36 weeks of gestation. All were at risk of brain damage because
\nthey had been deprived of oxygen during birth.<\/p>\n
\nstarting within 6 hours of birth. The technique is known to boost the
\nchances that children avoid brain damage until they become toddlers2, but
\nany longer-term benefits have remained unclear.<\/p>\n
\nuntreated infants through to ages 6 or 7: they were 60% more likely to
\nhave normal intelligence, hearing and vision. Those who survived to
\nchildhood also had fewer disabilities such as difficulty walking and
\nseeing.<\/p>\n
\nsurvival,” says David Edwards, a neonatologist at King\u2019s College London
\nand an author of the study.
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