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Brain Awareness Week – March 11-17 –?is the global campaign to foster public enthusiasm and support for brain science, sharing the wonders of the brain and the impact brain science has on our everyday lives. The brain is the body’s command center, and is responsible for every thought, feeling, and most of our actions. It is estimated, though, that between 13.3 and 16.1 million individuals age 18+ are afflicted with common brain disorders and diseases. Dependence and need for care vary between neurological diagnoses. If you are someone supporting someone with a brain disorder or disease, please remember you are never alone in your caregiving journey. Learn more about Brain Awareness Week:?https://lnkd.in/g-Mwprq8

Learn about our latest data and latest news. #sklsi #sk #neurology #epilepsy

This disease is like tuberculosis, the so-called "great mimicker" of Neuroinflammatory diseases. Initially, I thought it was ADEM or NMOSD, but the cauda equina findings made me step back and rethink. I wouldn't get the correct diagnosis without my lessons from Spin Academics. From a trainee's perspective, there is much to learn about this entity. #Neuroinflammation #Neuroradiology #AJNRcow >> May 16, 2024 >> A 4-year-old boy with known autism spectrum disorder & developmental delay at baseline is admitted to the ICU with subacute progressive encephalopathy, ataxia, autonomic instability, & subacute intractable emesis. View the case:

Dr Anna Farrell and Dr Shana Taubert are returning in July to present their popular live online workshop 'Managing communication and swallowing in progressive neurological diseases (PND)'. This interactive workshop provides an overview on current evidence-based interventions for working with various PND presentations. Case studies are used throughout the workshop so participants can put theory into practice. For more information and to register, check the Learning Hub: https://bit.ly/4bCp7RM #OnlineLearning #SpeechPathology #Communication #Swallowing

check out our new paper! it started with these two ideas: “ask not what scale is best for your study, but what symptom presentation is best for your scale” “the most tractable solution to guarding against placebo change is to obtain a better baseline” https://lnkd.in/egvQ4UNr

National MS Education and Awareness Month is observed each March to shine a light on multiple sclerosis, the chronic neurological condition that affects the central nervous system. Although March is coming to a close, the fight against MS continues. If you have residents with MS, the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation website provides a wide variety of learning material, support groups, and other resources to help. Visit: https://loom.ly/gwjyMTE #NationalMSEducationandAwareness Month #MS #MultipleSclerosis

Please see the latest of our high-level seminars – not for the scientifically faint of heart – in this case on multiple system atrophy: https://lnkd.in/e7ztQscY.

Topic: Function outcome Measures of osteogenesis imperfect All functional outcome measures described in this chapter are divided in three categories: (1) body function and structure, (2) participation and activities and (3) outcome measures and utilized instruments. Here are some functional outcome measures that can be used to assess children with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI): Motor Function Measure (MFM): Assesses standing, transfers, and motor function in different areas of the body Medical Research Council (MRC) scales: Assesses muscle strength Pediatric Assessment of Disability Inventory, Computerized Adaptive Testing (PEDI-CAT): Measures functional performance in three categories: self-care, mobility, and social function PROMIS Ped—upper extremity: Measures upper limb function and its impact on independence in daily life Pediatric Outcomes Data Collection Instrument (PODCI): Can be a reliable measure of physical functioning in children with OI. #RaiseAgainstAutism #PinnacleSaysItAll #PinnacleBloomsNetwork #1AutismTherapyCentresNetwork

SMFM Fellowship Series: Periviable Premature Rupture of Membranes—Maternal and Neonatal Risks: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis https://ow.ly/W8xP50T0FFR

Carney-affiliated trainees Michael Freund, Joshua Hewson, Alana Jaskir and Daniel Scott were named winners of the 2024 BRAINSTORM Challenge! This annual event challenges students to tackle a clinical dataset to try to answer important questions about a real-world problem. This year’s event focused on how the brain encodes memory–an area which has important implications for the treatment of conditions like epilepsy. Read more @ bit.ly/CarneyBRAINSTORM24 #BrownBrainScience #BRAINSTORM