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fromBusiness Insider
1 week ago

Elon Musk says Neuralink will ramp up production of brain-chip implants in 2026

Neuralink "will start high-volume production of brain-computer interface devices" this year, said Musk in a Tuesday X post. The startup, cofounded by Musk in 2016, is developing technology that enables people to control computers using an implanted microchip. Its initial focus is on helping patients with severe neurological conditions - such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, paralysis, or sight impairment - to communicate and regain independence.
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fromwww.dw.com
2 months ago

New 'brain atlases' may change fight against Alzheimer's, MS DW 11/05/2025

New dynamic brain atlases map cellular development and changes across species, enabling improved diagnosis, neurosurgery planning, and targeted treatments for neurological disorders.
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fromPsychology Today
7 months ago

The Hidden Healing Power of Nicotine

Nicotine has significant therapeutic potential for neurological disorders, contrasting with its addictive reputation in commercial tobacco products.
Mental health
fromPsychology Today
7 months ago

Four Steps to Brain Health, According to a Neurologist

Maintaining brain health is crucial, with actionable steps like exercising, sleeping well, socializing, and following a healthy diet.
Startup companies
fromFuturism
7 months ago

Gabe Newell's New Company Is Getting Ready to Put Chips in Your Brain

Gabe Newell's Starfish Neuroscience is unveiling its first brain-computer interface this year, targeting multiple brain regions for better therapy solutions.
UK news
fromIndependent
7 months ago

Huntington's Disease: 'There's been so much progress in terms of scientific research - we've been bringing it out of the shadows'

Charles Sabine advocates for Huntington's disease awareness after learning about his father's diagnosis and his own risk for the disorder.
fromNews Center
8 months ago

Identifying New Therapeutic Strategies for Psychiatric Disorders - News Center

Inhibiting LRRK2 both pharmacologically and genetically in mice reduced haloperidol's side effects, suggesting potential strategies to mitigate its harmful impacts on motor function.
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