Aug 18, 2022 | Blogpost, Stroke
Every now and then, one of us has trouble sleeping. You can be stressed out about a major day that’s coming up or you might find yourself in a high-stakes situation. Regardless of motive, taking a nap occasionally is a fantastic way to unwind after a demanding...
Aug 6, 2022 | Blogpost, Exosome
Clinicians now have more alternative treatments owing to recent discoveries about and applications of many stem cell types. Direct cell transplantation has several difficulties, including unsuccessful engraftment, migration into the wounded location, loss of...
Jul 30, 2022 | Blogpost, Parkinson
Parkinson’s freezing can affect any portion of the body and interfere with almost any task, such as chewing or writing. Although the upper part of the body is still flexible, it typically happens when someone is walking, making them feel as though their legs are...
Jul 26, 2022 | Blogpost, Multiple Sclerosis
Chronic Inflammatory demyelinating Polyradiculoneuropathy (CIDP) is an uncommon autoimmune disorder. In this condition, your body starts to destroy your own nerve cells. The body attacks the myelin sheaths in CIDP which are the fatty coatings that envelop the...
Jul 23, 2022 | Blogpost, Cerebral Palsy
Overview People with cerebral atrophy, also known as atrophy, lose neurons, and connectivity between neurons, and frequently have smaller brain volumes. This loss may result from thinking, memory, and daily task performance issues. One is more impaired the more loss...
Jul 21, 2022 | Blogpost, Liver Disease
Acute liver failure (ALF) develops when a large number of liver cells die or sustain severe damage quickly. As a result, the liver is unable to function properly. The liver detoxifies the body, aids in controlling blood sugar levels, functions as a part of the immune...
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