Scans 'can predict schizophrenia'
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Brain scans could help predict whether people will develop schizophrenia, research suggests.
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Schizophrenia, more common in men than  in women in most parts of the world, is more prevalent in women  in China, suggesting several external factors can play a part  in the mental illness, scientists said on Friday.
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BOSTON -- Full-body computed tomography, or CT, scans have become an increasingly popular way to peek inside the body for hidden disease.
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A massive new study of the genetics of autism could lead to diagnostic tests and, eventually, to the identification of new drug targets.
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Brain scans reveal how the brain gets 'tired and over-emotional' when someone is deprived of sleep.
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Schizophrenics born during the summer  in the Northern Hemisphere tend to develop a more severe form  of the mental illness than those born during the winter, a  study said on Monday.
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A type of drug used to treat schizophrenia can protect brain cells from a virus that causes a fatal nervous system disorder, say experts.
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A brain scan that helps doctors spot tumours could show police when a person is lying, say scientists.
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Scientists have produced compelling evidence that autism may in some cases be linked to inflammation of the brain.
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[India News]: London, Oct 22 : A new study published in bmj.com has revealed that children of older fathers are more likely to develop schizophrenia in later life.
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Brain scans show significant differences in cranial activity when a person is lying compared to telling the truth, US researchers said yesterday.
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WASHINGTON -- Advanced brain scanning uncovered startling signs of awareness in a woman in a vegetative state, British scientists reported Thursday _ a finding that complicates one of medicine's ethical minefields.
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The sensation of being mimicked by someone close behind&#151;an effect suffered by some schizophrenics&#151;has been reproduced in the lab, offering new clues to how the brain works.
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Scientists say they have identified faulty brain waves that may explain the symptoms of schizophrenia. Cells in the brain that exchange information about the environment and form mental impressions were less active in people with schizophrenia.
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A short screening test,  developed by a Belgian team, which measures four clinical  variables can accurately predict the fitness of patients with  Parkinson's disease to drive, according to findings published  in the current issue of the journal Neurology.
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Children of older fathers face an enhanced risk of developing schizophrenia when they grow older, according to research.
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New research suggests that schizophrenics process information at a lower frequency than healthy people, almost as if their minds were filled with bad connections.