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Antenatal Opioids Linked to Reduced Brain Volumes in Newborns

April 2025

New research shows that opioid-exposed newborns have 5% smaller brain volumes, varying by drug type.

Is High Caffeine Intake Linked to Greater Prevalence of Severe Headaches and Migraines?

An higher daily intake of dietary caffeine is associated with an increased prevalence of severe headache or migraine in adults…

Examining Coping Strategies and Their Impact on the Wellbeing of Patients with Parkinson’s

A study identifies the predictors of coping strategies for patients with PD, and evaluated their impact on health-related quality of life…

Sleep Disorders Are More Common in Multiple Sclerosis

Sleep disorders have a significant effect on cognitive function in females with multiple sclerosis. Read to find out more…

Regular Exercise Could Reduce the Risk of Parkinson’s Disease

Regular exercise may decrease the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, according to a new study. Read for more…

Neurological Manifestations Occur in 13% of Patients with COVID-19

In the first year of the pandemic, 13% of patients presenting with COVID-19 developed serious neurological manifestations. Read more…

Updated Evidence Linking Migraine and Pregnancy Complications

A large prospective study demonstrates an association between pregnancy complications and a patient history of migraines. Find out more…

Disability and Death Risk Increased in COVID-19-Associated Stroke

Many patients with COVID-19 present at the hospital with symptoms of acute ischaemic stroke, caused by a sudden blockage of blood flow…

Could Smartphones Diagnose and Track Neurological Conditions?

Allow neurologists and patients to capture important clinical data using readily available technology, such as smartphones and tablets…

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