Scientists have found the region of the brain responsible for a person’s ability to deal with new problems by examining brain-damaged patients.Researchers, led by experts from the National Hospital ...

“Our findings show a close connection between the right frontal brain network involved in reasoning and the right frontal ...

Writing in the journal Brain, the authors said their study found that the right frontal network of the brain is “critical” ...

The study participant, Ann, lost her ability to speak after a stroke in her brainstem in 2005. Some 18 years later, she underwent a surgery to place a paper-thin rectangle containing 253 ...

I collapsed," Tomensky recalled. Tomensky said he experienced four strokes within hours of each other on Feb. 26, hundreds of miles off the coast of Hawaii. Greg Tomensky and his wife Mary ...

Moreover, these context-dependent, relative representations become more pronounced along the pathway from the parietal to the frontal lobe. These results highlight the flexible nature of numerical ...

previous history of stroke; 3. diagnosis of coexisting moderate-to-severe carotid ... would be observed in the temporal half of the ipsilateral eyes to occipital lobe infarction and in the nasal half ...

With the frontal lobe, this includes voluntary movement ... 2019.05.009 National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Frontotemporal dementia and other frontotemporal disorders.

Australian Stroke Alliance has received $15 million in federal government funding to introduce more trial sites within the next 12 months. Funding will also pave the way for the Australian-made ...

An estimated 610,000 Americans are expected to experience their first stroke this year — but you don’t have to be one of them. With nearly 80% of strokes considered preventable, you’d think ...

The frontal lobe development theory suggests that once you turn 25, a specific part of your brain develops to help you with decision making, controlling impulses and working memory. These are all ...

The researchers found that stroke cut off communication with parvalbumin neuron cells, which play a vital role in brain function and an individual's behavior – including movement.