brain damage
Coverage of brain damage in the Nexus archive.
- Warning over uptick in terrifying Zika virus that causes brain damage - Britons are bringing it back from popular beach destinations
There is a warning about an increase in the Zika virus, which causes brain damage, with Britons returning it from popular beach destinations.
- Warning over uptick in terrifying Zika virus that causes brain damage - Britons are bringing it back from popular beach destinations
There is a warning about an increase in the Zika virus, which causes brain damage, with Britons potentially bringing it back from popular beach destinations. The virus's resurgence raises health concerns due to its link to severe neurological effects.
- Anaesthetist in Kerala booked after toddler suffers brain damage
An anaesthetist in Kerala has been booked following allegations of medical negligence at a private hospital in Kannur, which resulted in a toddler suffering brain damage. The child remains on ventilator support.
- Experts issue warning as tick-borne infection that causes brain damage in 15 minutes strikes another American
Experts have issued a warning about a tick-borne infection that causes brain damage within 15 minutes, affecting another American. The infection is highlighted as a rapid and severe health threat.
- The 3 sleep behaviors linked to brain damage that can lead to dementia: study
New research identifies three sleep behaviors linked to brain damage and dementia risk. These habits are associated with aging and impact brain health.
- SJ man sentenced to 25 years-to life for killing 8-month-old daughter
A 36-year-old San Jose man, Jesse Manuel Figueroa, was sentenced to 25 years-to-life in prison for killing his 8-month-old daughter, Raina, by striking her across the face, causing brain damage. The incident occurred while he was babysitting her, and he took the child to a Mountain View fire station in July.
- Popular anti-aging drug combo caused severe brain damage in mice
A widely studied anti-aging drug combination caused severe myelin loss and brain damage in mice, with effects resembling 'chemo brain' and multiple sclerosis. The findings suggest potential risks of the treatment and offer new insights into neurodegenerative diseases.