A simple bedside eye test may predict recovery of consciousness in patients with severe brain injuries, according to new research. The late light-off response (LOR) phase of the pupil response predicted improvements in consciousness seven days later.
A new study finds that multiple sclerosis has a substantial impact on social life and work, with 51% of people reporting an effect. The study highlights the need for comprehensive care addressing not only physical health but also daily functioning, employment, and overall wellbeing.
Research presented at the European Academy of Neurology Congress 2026 found that women with Parkinson's disease had significantly greater amyloid plaque burden and neuritic plaque density compared to men. The study suggests that women may be more susceptible to Alzheimer's-related changes in the brain.
Acute leukemias with EWSR1 or FUS gene rearrangements display heterogeneous clinical and pathological characteristics. Cytogenetic karyotyping and fluorescence in situ hybridization remain crucial tools for detecting chromosomal translocations, while advanced molecular diagnostic methods are recommended to improve accurate diagnosis.
A lifecycle framework helps laboratories overcome barriers to digital pathology adoption by integrating infrastructure, workflow redesign, validation, interoperability, and AI readiness. The framework addresses institutional governance, cybersecurity, education, and performance monitoring to ensure durable success.