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6th May 2022

Journal watch: The neuropsychiatry of Parkinson’s disease: advances and challenges

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The Background Although Parkinson’s disease (PD) is well known for its motor symptoms its associated neuropsychiatric symptoms should not be overlooked.1 Neuropsychiatric symptoms are common in all stages of PD, can increase over time,2 and…

What is the link between the gut microbiome and Alzheimer’s disease?

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Adding to Brainwork’s existing dossier of articles covering the relationship between neurological conditions and the gastrointestinal tract,1-4 the present article will examine a connection between…

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3rd April 2022

Is it the chicken or the egg: a causality dilemma, which comes first dementia or epilepsy?

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Epilepsy with dementia or dementia with epilepsy Two recent studies have had contradictory results regarding the relationship between dementia and epilepsy.1,2 Johnson et al. 2020…

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30th March 2022

Journal watch: Long-term risk of Parkinson disease following influenza and other infections

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The Background The connections between prior influenza and other infections to the risk of developing Parkinson disease (PD) have been contentious.1 The Objective This…

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23rd March 2022

Neuropalliative care: a new field and a new way to improve patient quality of life

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The missing link between neurology and palliative care Neuropalliative care is a young and developing subspecialty of both palliative care and neurology, in which the…

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6 May

What is known about neuropsychiatric signs and symptoms in #Parkinson’s disease? What are the challenges and unmet needs? A review by Weintraub D et al. addressing these questions was published in Lancet Neurology (Jan 2022). Find out more on Brainwork. https://bit.ly/3FoXNYj

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5 Apr

Could the microbes in our #gastrointestinal tract cause #neurodegenerative diseases like #Alzheimer’s disease? Find out more by reading the full article on Brainwork. https://www.brainwork.md/what-is-the-link-between-the-gut-microbiome-and-alzheimers-disease/

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4 Apr

Is it the chicken or the egg? #Dementia or #epilepsy, a causality dilemma. Find out more by reading the full article on Brainwork: https://www.brainwork.md/is-it-the-chicken-or-the-egg-a-causality-dilemma-which-comes-first-dementia-or-epilepsy/

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30 Mar

Is there a link between prior #influenza and other infections and the development of #Parkinson disease? A study investigating this question was recently published in JAMA #Neurology.
Find out more by reading the full article on Brainwork.
https://www.brainwork.md/journal-watch-long-term-risk-of-parkinson-disease-following-influenza-and-other-infections/

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23 Mar

What is #Neuropalliative Care and when could it be useful? Find out more by reading the full article on Brainwork. https://www.brainwork.md/neuropalliative-care-a-new-field-and-a-new-way-to-improve-patient-quality-of-life/
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Myotonic Disorders

In this course, accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) and the Swiss Medical Association (FMH), a healthcare professional will provide the participant with an overview of myotonic disorders.

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Management of Epilepsy during Pregnancy

In this course, accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) and the Swiss Medical Association (FMH), healthcare professionals will provide the participant with a clear understanding of the important considerations for women with epilepsy when planning a pregnancy.

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Prognosis and Treatment Strategy in RRMS

In this course, accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) and the Swiss Medical Association (FMH), healthcare professionals will provide the participant with an overview of the applications of machine learning approaches to stroke diagnosis and monitoring.

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27th October 2017

Welcome to Brainwork

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25th April 2018

A conversation with Dr Jens Kuhle

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6th March 2018

ZINBRYTA^® (daclizumab) voluntarily withdrawn from markets worldwide

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30th April 2018

Huntington’s disease: Antisense drug showing promising results

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Journal watch: The neuropsychiatry of Parkinson’s disease: advances and challenges

What is the link between the gut microbiome and Alzheimer’s disease?

Is it the chicken or the egg: a causality dilemma, which comes first dementia or epilepsy?

Journal watch: Long-term risk of Parkinson disease following influenza and other infections

Neuropalliative care: a new field and a new way to improve patient quality of life

Courses

Myotonic Disorders

Management of Epilepsy during Pregnancy

Prognosis and Treatment Strategy in RRMS

Events

Welcome to Brainwork

A conversation with Dr Jens Kuhle

ZINBRYTA® (daclizumab) voluntarily withdrawn from markets worldwide

​Huntington’s disease: Antisense drug showing promising results

ZINBRYTA^® (daclizumab) voluntarily withdrawn from markets worldwide

Huntington’s disease: Antisense drug showing promising results