NEUROLOGIC DISORDER

This study tested whether a touch screen system (BITS) could improve visual field awareness in 37 adults recovering from stroke or brain injury. Participants did either standard pen-and-paper vision exercises or used the interactive touch screen. The goal was to see if the touch …

This study tested a gentle nerve-stretching technique called neural mobilization in 40 children with cerebral palsy, ages 5 to 18. The goal was to see if it improves leg movement and reduces pain better than standard physical therapy. Results may help guide future treatment choic…

This study tested whether smart glasses could help people with neurological conditions use their environmental control systems or communication aids more easily. Four participants tried the glasses for three weeks and reported their satisfaction before and after. The goal was to …

This study tested new robotic training methods to help people with stroke or other neurological conditions improve arm movement. 259 healthy adults and patients took part in motor learning experiments using a robot. The goal was to see if adjusting errors during training, based o…

This study looked at whether smoke, fumes, or strange odors on airplanes affect the air quality inside the cabin and the health of flight crew members. Researchers tested 357 crew members using memory and reaction-time games, plus physical exams, to check for nerve or muscle prob…

This study looked at how dystonia affects thinking, mood, and brain activity. Researchers tested memory, attention, and emotions in 102 adults with dystonia. They also used EEG to measure brain waves. The goal was to better understand non-motor symptoms, not to test a treatment.