DBS Surgery After 10 Years of Parkinson’s: Does It Still Work?

DBS Surgery After 10 Years of Parkinson’s: Does It Still Work?

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is one of the most effective long-term options for advanced Parkinson’s disease, but patients considering it often ask the same thing: will it still help a decade from now? Dr. Guruprasad Hosurkar, a leading neurologist in Bangalore,...
What Is the Difference Between Normal Ageing and Early Dementia?

What Is the Difference Between Normal Ageing and Early Dementia?

The brain changes with age in entirely normal ways, including slightly slower processing speed, occasional word-finding difficulty, and taking longer to learn new information. Amyloid and tau accumulation in the brain begins 15 to 20 years before any clinical symptoms...
Can Dementia Be Prevented or Slowed Down?

Can Dementia Be Prevented or Slowed Down?

Dementia cannot be fully prevented, but the 2020 Lancet Commission identified 12 modifiable risk factors that together account for up to 40% of all dementia cases worldwide. These include hypertension, physical inactivity, smoking, excessive alcohol, obesity,...
What Are the First Warning Signs of a Brain Stroke?

What Are the First Warning Signs of a Brain Stroke?

Every minute during a stroke, approximately 1.9 million neurons are lost. The brain does not send pain signals when its blood supply is cut off, which means stroke symptoms are neurological rather than painful, and easily mistaken for tiredness, dizziness, or anxiety...
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