Dr. Michael Privitera Discusses Epilepsy in Older Adults
Learn about epilepsy with Michael Privitera, MD, on HealthScope, a weekly discussion about health and wellness issues for older adults and their families and caregivers. Dr. Privitera is Director of the UC Epilepsy Center and Professor of Neurology at the UC College of Medicine. Listen to the MP3 file >> The file is 36 MB […]
Drs. Fredy J. Revilla and Kim Seroogy on WMKV’s HealthScope
Listen to Dr. Fredy J Revilla, MD, Director of the Gardner Center, and Kim Seroogy, PhD, Director of the Selma Schottenstein Harris Laboratory, in an interview on WMKV Radio, 89.3-FM, Cincinnati. This file may take several minutes to download. Download an MP3 File >> Publication Name: WMKV Radio, 89.3-FM
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: A Discussion about Sleep (Podcast)
Listen to a discussion about sleep on Healthscope with Jennifer Rose Molano, MD, a sleep specialist with the Memory Disorders Center at the UC Neuroscience Institute. This is a large audio file, and downloading could take up to 5 to 10 minutes. Publication Name: WMKV 89.3-FM
Local Company Making Strides in Developing Cancer Cure, Free of Side Effects
COVINGTON, Ky. – Bexion Pharmaceuticals would be the first to tell you their research is far too preliminary at this point for them to be able to promise a cancer cure. They still could be several years and millions of dollars away from that, but one thing they can promise at this point is hope; […]
In the ‘Stroke Belt,’ Erosion of Memory Is More Likely, Too
“Those behaviors that prevent stroke likely will prevent some but not all of the things that cause cognitive decline,” said Dr. Joseph P. Broderick, chairman of neurology at the University of Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute, who was not involved in the study. “If you buy a car and you take great care of it, it still […]
Intestinal Gel Increases ‘On’ Time in Parkinson’s Patients
“The only comparable therapy that brings up the on time to the extent or the magnitude that this gel does is deep-brain stimulation, so the future of studies will require direct head-to-head comparisons between deep-brain stimulation and levodopa-carbidopa gel,” Espay told Medscape Medical News. “It cannot be compared with any of the oral medications for […]
Coffee, Tea Linked to Lower Risk of Glioma
(Reuters Health) – Coffee and tea lovers may have a decreased likelihood of developing the most common form of malignant brain tumor in adults, a new study suggests. Reuters Health Read more »