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Clinician reviewing sleep apnea testing results for a recent stroke patient

Quality Program Boosts Sleep Apnea Testing After Stroke

November 2025

A structured quality improvement program significantly increased sleep apnea testing after ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack in a large Veterans Affairs cohort.

Clinician reviewing sleep apnea testing results for a recent stroke patient

Quality Program Boosts Sleep Apnea Testing After Stroke

A structured quality improvement program significantly increased sleep apnea testing after ischemic stroke and transient ischemic attack in a large Veterans Affairs cohort.

Pediatric clinical examination illustrating gut–brain axis research in developmental seizure disorders.

Gut-Targeted Approach Explored for Seizure Control in CDD

Investigators are testing whether targeting the gut–brain axis can improve seizure control and neurological symptoms in CDKL5 deficiency disorder.

teen gaming addiction concept stress loneliness resilience

Stress and Loneliness Drive Teen Game Addiction Risk

The study found perceived stress and loneliness significantly correlated with adolescent game addiction during the pandemic transition period.

Clinician performing upper endoscopy procedure with endoscope in hospital setting

Achalasia Hospitalizations Reflect Major Decade Shift

Achalasia hospitalizations in the US increasingly feature POEM adoption alongside rising patient complexity.

paediatric intensive care unit setting with infusion pumps beside a critically ill child in hospital bed

Clinical Drivers of Outcome in Cerebral Malaria

This study found multiple distinct immediate causes of death in pediatric cerebral malaria.

Teen Epilepsy Study Reveals Global Inequalities

Epilepsy affects more than 4 million adolescents worldwide, with rates remaining stagnant over the past three decades.

Microscopic image of brain organoid connected to computer electrodes illustrating organoid intelligence

Can Lab-Grown Mini Brains Outsmart Machines?

Tiny brain-like organoids, sometimes called “mini brains”, are at the center of a bold new approach to computing that merges biology with technology.

Contact Sports and Concussion Affect Brain Structure

Repetitive head impacts and prior concussion can alter cortical microstructure in young athletes.

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