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Is the ultimate cost of air pollution its massive toll on brain health?

5/21/2021

Among environmental risk factors, many of which are the result of human actions (and inaction), air pollution is now the world’s fourth leading source of disability on death, according to the State of Global Air report issued in late 2020.1 On par with the impacts of high fasting plasma glucose, which is associated with diabetes and insulin resistance, air pollution

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New research advances our understanding of PANS and PANDAS.

5/18/2021

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The pandemic made clearer the role of infections in neuropsychiatric conditions.

As any parent whose child suffers with the debilitating symptoms of a neuropsychiatric disorder can attest to, the search for answers and help is often beyond challenging. But now, with more evidence of the neurological impacts in some cases of COVID-19, we see just how intricately connected are the brain and the immune system.

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Lyme disease: can an infection trigger neuropsychiatric symptoms?

5/12/2021

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If you’ve ever been bitten by a tick you may have subsequently experienced symptoms of a rash, headache and fever that typically can last for up to four weeks. However, for some patients, tick-borne illness can have far-ranging and longer-term health implications stemming from the associated infection such as Bartonella, Ehrlichia, Babesia, or Anaplasma.

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Update: even more results for IVIG in treating small fiber neuropathy.

5/6/2021

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In our blog published just last month, we looked at some of the research utilizing intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) for small fiber neuropathy (SFN), which occurs when damage to the peripheral nerves predominantly or entirely affects the small myelinated (Aδ) fibers or unmyelinated C fibers.

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Your brain on gratitude…more reasons to be grateful.

5/4/2021

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While not necessarily the easiest proposition over the last year, being grateful and practicing gratitude can have positive implications for your health. And according to a recent study, embracing gratitude can be especially beneficial to women.

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Is the ultimate cost of air pollution its massive toll on brain health?

New research advances our understanding of PANS and PANDAS.

Lyme disease: can an infection trigger neuropsychiatric symptoms?

Update: even more results for IVIG in treating small fiber neuropathy.

Your brain on gratitude…more reasons to be grateful.

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Is the ultimate cost of air pollution its massive toll on brain health?

New research advances our understanding of PANS and PANDAS.

Lyme disease: can an infection trigger neuropsychiatric symptoms?

Update: even more results for IVIG in treating small fiber neuropathy.

Your brain on gratitude…more reasons to be grateful.

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