Repetitive motions can cause work-related nerve injuries
Various biomechanical stressors may be involved in many occupational nerve injuries, regardless of what part of the body is affected, including compression, stretching, vibration, and repetitive or forceful movements of regional muscles and joints. In any case, a person’s chances of getting injured depend on how their nerves react to a repetitive task.
Occupational nerve injuries cover a wide range of pathologies and contribute to functional limitations, disability, and economic consequences. Occupational nerve injury involves a range of peripheral nerve problems caused by occupational activities. In order to study the interaction between … + read more
World’s first case of chronic traumatic encephalopathy detected in female athlete
This pathology is increasingly found in people who primarily engage in contact sports, but it can also be found in victims of domestic violence, personnel exposed to explosive devices, and patients with severe epilepsy; + read more
A special human protein causes changes in repetitive DNA that lead to neurodegenerative diseases.
A new protein has been identified that may be responsible for the progression of genetic diseases caused by instability of DNA repeats. + read more
Enzyme mutations can cause mental disorders
Mutations in the enzyme that metabolizes tryptophan can affect dopamine regulation and cause psychiatric disorders. + read more
CIARTIC Move, an innovation from Siemens Healthineers that revolutionizes intraoperative imaging.
The self-steering mobile C-arm incorporates 3D imaging and autonomous movement, redefining advanced therapy in the diagnosis and treatment of trauma and cardiovascular disease. + read more
Smart insulin pens improved glycemic control in people with type 1 diabetes with MDI and CGM1-4
To address this issue, at IM Médico we interviewed Dr. Lia Nattero Chavez, specialist in endocrinology and nutrition at the Ramón y Cajal Hospital and an expert in diabetes technologies. + read more
Malaria diagnostics using AI
In 2022, there will be an estimated 249 million cases of malaria worldwide, 93% of which will be in the African region, where there is a serious problem of underdiagnosis due to lack of resources. + read more