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Allegheny Health Network Specialists Explore Use of Novel Eye Tracking Technology to Assess Long Lasting COVID related Neurological Problems

Allegheny Health Network Specialists Explore Use of Novel Eye Tracking Technology to Assess Long Lasting COVID related Neurological Problems
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Doctors at Allegheny Health Network (AHN), led by neurologist Kevin M. Kelly, MD, PhD, are studying use of a novel technology to assess the long term neurological effects of the COVID-19 virus on some patients.
“For months, many of these patients have been advised to ‘just deal with it,’ and that’s not an effective approach,” said Dr. Kelly.
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May 10, 2021
Doctors at Allegheny Health Network (AHN), led by neurologist Kevin M. Kelly, MD, PhD, are studying use of a novel technology to assess the long term neurological effects of the COVID-19 virus on some patients. The research, funded by Neurolign Technologies, is exploring the efficacy of Neurolign’s computerized eye movement tracking goggles for helping to ana ....

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Number of Families Struggling to Afford Food Rose Steeply in Pandemic and Remains High, Especially Among Children and Households of Color

June 18, 2020
The number of households having difficulty putting food on the table grew sharply over the past year due to COVID-19’s far-reaching health and economic impacts and remains high relative to pre-pandemic levels.The number of households having difficulty putting food on the table grew sharply over the past year due to COVID-19’s far-reaching health and economic impacts and remains high relative to pre-pandemic levels, multiple measures suggest, though it has fallen in recent weeks as additional federal relief has begun to reach low-income households. CBPP analysis of data from the Census Bureau’s ongoing Household Pulse Survey from April 2020 through late March 2021 has found: ....

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COVID-19 'brain fog' inspires search for causes and treatments | Science

Science’s COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Heising-Simons Foundation.
Since she fell ill with COVID-19 around Thanksgiving, Pamela Furr has been waiting for her old self to return. A radio news anchor in Tennessee for more than 10 years, she now sometimes finds herself stuck midsentence grasping for simple words; she is prone to forget events and conversations if she doesn’t write them down. “I’m not the same person that I was before COVID,” she says. “I kind of miss me.”
The true prevalence of cognitive problems in COVID-19 survivors is elusive, and the underlying causes of lingering symptoms are the subject of ongoing studies. But it’s now clear that trouble thinking, concentrating, and remembering can be among the most debilitating “long-haul” symptoms and can persist for months. As more and more people seek help to overcome their brain fog at clinics set up for post–COVID-19 care, researchers and physicians are turning to treatments develope ....

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Award Supports Project to Design Parkinson's Drug Labmate Online

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Researchers at the University of Sheffield have been awarded £1.2 million from Parkinson’s UK to continue with development of a drug that protects dopamine-producing brain cells in efforts to halt the degenerative disease.
Dopamine is a chemical which allows messages to be sent to the parts of the brain that help to coordinate movement. To do this effectively, the dopamine-producing brain cells need to be constantly active and they rely on mitochondria to function properly.
Scientists from the University’s Institute of Translational Neuroscience (SITraN) led by Dr Heather Mortiboys, have been working with experts from Parkinson’s UK to develop molecules that can boost the function of the brain’s energy-producing mitochondria. ....

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