American Journal of Neurology Research
Background: Neurological disorders affect movement, language, cognition, emotion, identity, social participation, and the embodied sense of self. This multidimensional burden has s...
Pediatric stroke, encompassing both cerebral and spinal cord infarctions, represents a unique neurological condition affecting the developing nervous system with profound implicati...
Introduction: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is characterized by lesions caused by external forces to the skull that result in neurological impairment. Induced hypothermia (IH) has b...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly moving from the periphery to the core of neurological practice, including image interpretation, risk stratification, cognitive screening, re...
Background: Epilepsy shows a bimodal age distribution, with a second incidence peak in individuals ≥60 years [1,2]. The elderly constitute the fastest-growing subgroup of epilepsy...
This essay undertakes a systematic genealogy of the concept of time across four interconnected intellectual traditions: Greek philosophical cosmology, the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic ha...
Proxima Centauri b, an exoplanet orbiting our nearest stellar neighbor 4.24 light-years away, remains one of the most promising candidates for life beyond Earth. However, current t...
This article is part of a study on the impact of customer loyalty on the profitability of insurance brokerage companies, with a particular focus on ASK Gras Savoye Central Africa....
This essay traces the theology of divine suffering through the figure of the Shekhinah—from rabbinic midrash through medieval Kabbalah to contemporary phenomenology and clinical ap...
Contemporary medical education has undergone a radical transformation from the traditional apprenticeship model to a standardized, MCQdominated system that prioritizes measurable k...