Neurology

Gefurulimab rapidly improved generalised myasthenia gravis symptoms and was well tolerated over 26 weeks.

A large cohort study has found that diurnal salivary cortisol patterns were linked to cognitive decline in older adults.

A longitudinal study of 11,634 adults found that improvements in migraine over 1 year were associated with better quality of life, reduced disability, lower stigma, and improved workplace functioning.

A study has found that hospitalisation for infections, especially encephalitis, is linked to higher psychiatric and neurologic disorder risk over two years.

Spouses of individuals with dementia had up to 74% greater dementia risk than matched controls, a nationwide study found.

Sleeping more than 8.5 hours was linked to elevated p-tau181, a dementia biomarker, in a new Framingham Heart Study analysis.

New research from across a large cohort study in Canada has found that worsened migraine symptoms were associated with particle PM2.5, a component of wildfire smoke.

A Danish cohort study of over 3 million people found road traffic noise was linked to a higher risk of Parkinson disease.