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Clinician reviewing brain scan for traumatic encephalopathy syndrome after traumatic brain injury.

Traumatic Encephalopathy Syndrome Features Common After TBI

June 2026

Traumatic encephalopathy syndrome features were common after traumatic brain injury, even without repetitive head impacts.

Clinician reviewing brain scan for traumatic encephalopathy syndrome after traumatic brain injury.

Traumatic Encephalopathy Syndrome Features Common After TBI

Traumatic encephalopathy syndrome features were common after traumatic brain injury, even without repetitive head impacts.

Older adults drinking beer together in a bar, illustrating alcohol consumption and dementia risk in steatotic liver disease.

Alcohol-Related Liver Disease Shows Dementia Risk

Steatotic liver disease was associated with higher dementia risk, with alcohol-related disease showing the greatest risk.

Older adult exercising to support Parkinson disease motor function

Could Exercise Preserve Early Parkinson Disease Function?

Parkinson disease outcomes may be stronger in early-stage patients who maintain regular long-term aerobic exercise habits.

adults walking outdoors, representing daily steps and cognitive health in aging.

Is 10,000 Steps Necessary for Brain Health?

Daily steps were linked to better cognition and lower cognitive impairment odds in U.S. older adults.

Healthy anti-inflammatory foods linked to food inflammation scores and stroke risk.

Food Inflammation Scores Predict Stroke Risk

Food inflammation scores were dose-dependently associated with higher stroke odds in adults from NHANES data.

Preterm infant motor development assessment highlighting movement quality and early developmental surveillance.

Movement Quality Flags Early Preterm Motor Differences

Movement quality may improve early detection of subtle motor difficulties in preterm infants.

Older adult after a fall on stairs, illustrating mild traumatic brain injury assessment.

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Diagnosis Gets Biomarker Boost

Plasma biomarkers may improve mild traumatic brain injury diagnosis in older adults when symptoms and imaging are unclear.

Patient undergoing neuromodulation treatment related to deep brain stimulation for OCD and quality of life.

Deep Brain Stimulation May Improve OCD Recovery

Deep brain stimulation may improve quality of life in treatment-refractory OCD, but social and independence challenges often persist after surgery.

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