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Only half of Albertans diagnosed get specialized care they need: Parkinson AssociationThe Parkinson Association of Alberta says the movement disorders program clinics in the province don't have the capacity to see all patients who are diagnosed as they progress.CanadaMay 14
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Researchers at UBCO show off neuroscience labs for Brain Awareness WeekResearchers have found the more a person focuses on the muscle they want to move, the more strength and muscle memory will be gained.EducationMar 18
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Epilepsy Saskatoon aims to spread awareness, grow community presenceEpilepsy Saskatoon says that in Saskatchewan, approximately 11,000 people are living with the neurological disorder.CanadaMar 31, 2021
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Man finds suspected ‘brain’ wrapped in tinfoil on Lake Michigan shoreThe mysterious package also contained flowers and foreign cash, according to the Wisconsin man who found it.TrendingSep 16, 2020
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Winnipeg group holds rare event amid pandemic for brain injury survivorsThe Manitoba Brain Injury Association hosted survivors and supporters for a socially distanced event at Assiniboine Park.HealthSep 13, 2020
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Man can’t see the numbers 2-9, thanks to rare diseaseA U.S. man has lost his ability to see the digits 2 through 9 as a result of a rare neurological disorder, researchers say.HealthJun 23, 2020
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U of S research team shedding light on potential new Alzheimer’s drugsA team of U of S researchers, lead by Kelly Summers, is shedding light on a possible new series of drugs that could help people affected with Alzheimer's disease.HealthJan 26, 2020
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Effects of weed may depend on area of brain it’s acting on: Western researchersA research team at Western University is discovering why psychological experiences of marijuana may be different among individuals.CanadaJul 5, 2019
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Here’s why you might ‘black out’ when you’re anxiousStressful situations, like job interviews and first dates, can interfere your brain's memory-making process.LifestyleJun 20, 2019
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Unlike Emilia Clarke, it’s highly uncommon to recover from a brain aneurysmAn estimated six million people in the United States have an unruptured brain aneurysm right now, according to the the Brain Aneurysm FoundationLifestyleMar 22, 2019
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