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Your Brain Doesn’t Store Pain, It Stores the Replay
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (902+ words) The surprising science of why we hold onto emotional hurt, and how your mind is actually built to let it go. While talking to my husband, I desperately wanted to remember something. If I had, I could have proved my…...
Hidden Nerve Damage: Two Inherited Neuropathies Show Surprisingly Different Small-Fiber Signatures
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (39+ words) bioengineer.org Subject of Research: Small nerve fiber dysfunction in CMT1A and RFC1-related hereditary neuropathy Article Title: Distinct small-fiber dysfunction profiles in CMT1A and RFC1 disease: a multimodal study...
Tiny Injectable Implants Use the Body as a Network, Making Rats Move a Leg on Cue
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (708+ words) The system, called SWANS, short for Smart Wireless Artificial Nervous System, uses the body's naturally conductive tissues to carry simple commands between wearable devices and implants. That approach avoids Bluetooth radios and bulky antennas, allowing implants smaller than 3 millimeters that…...
Unravelling how the brain associates safe sensations with threat and pain | FABrIC Project | Results in Brief | HORIZON
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (562+ words) CORDIS | European Commission New research looks to shed light on why even harmless touch can cause significant pain in patients living with complex regional pain syndrome. Affecting more than 20 % of the global population, chronic pain is a major source of…...
When a Nerve Is Cut, It Springs Back Twice Its Width, Rat Study Finds
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (624+ words) Every surgeon who has repaired a severed nerve knows the moment: the blade comes down, the nerve ends part, and a gap appears that was never there before. For decades, that instantaneous separation has been treated as a nuisance to…...
Common Anti-Inflammatories Linked to Lower DR Risk
2+ day, 20+ hour ago (265+ words) Review of Optometry Anti-inflammatory drugsâ capacity for reducing diabetic retinopathy suggests that DR may be connected in part to inflammation; drugs that do not target inflammation, such as gabapentin, are less effective due to their lack of anti-inflammatory targeting Click…...
OHSU uses bioelectric medicine in vagus nerve to help patients heal from stroke, arthritis
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (866+ words) Neurosurgeons at Oregon Health & Science University have achieved a medical milestone: They are the first in Oregon to implant small devices in the vagus nerve to promote healing. In one treatment, the device stimulates the brain’s natural capacity to heal…...
Renew Biotechnologies, Mayo Clinic Partner to Evaluate cfDNA Biomarker in Multiple Sclerosis
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (162+ words) Oct 1, 2026 | Allergy & Autoimmune, Molecular Diagnostics | Renew Biotechnologies has entered into a clinical development collaboration with Mayo Clinic to evaluate NeuroLens, a cell-free DNA (cfDNA)-based testing approach, in multiple sclerosis (MS) and related neuroimmunologic diseases. The study aims to address…...
Needle-Thin Brain Implant That Records, Stimulates, and Delivers Drugs Worked in Mice but Is Not Ready for Patients
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (580+ words) The device, called the microfluidic Axialtrode, or mAxialtrode, is a research tool. It has not been tested in people, and its developers say it is still far from clinical use. About 3.4 million Americans had active epilepsy in 2015, according to federal…...
Why Your Brain Downplays Pain After an Accident
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (282+ words) ecognizing that the calm we feel after an accident is not always a sign that we are unharmed. Sometimes it is simply the brain buying us time....