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Neuropsychologist Javier Esteban Libiano explains in this article all the details about how our brain encodes smells. Smell, along with taste, is a chemical sense. The stimuli received by both senses interact with their receptors chemically. Smell helps identify food and avoid those that are spoiled or not suitable for consumption. It helps many species …
Shall we review the latest NeuronUP updates? A few days ago, we told you that from now on, you’ll be able to enjoy new updates on our platform related to: In this post, we explain in detail each one of them so you can fully understand how they will impact your daily work with NeuronUP. …
Alcohol consumption is one of the most common forms of substance use worldwide, with profound neuropsychological implications. In this article, psychologist Rafael A. Salas Muriel explains, from a neuropsychological perspective, what alcohol is, its effects on the brain, the risks associated with its consumption, and how neuropsychological assessment and intervention can contribute to the treatment …
In this article, we take an in-depth look at adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD), providing an overview of its genetic origins, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, treatment, and especially its neuropsychological impact. What is adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD)? Adrenoleukodystrophy (ALD) is a rare and progressive genetic disease that primarily affects the nervous system and adrenal glands. Specifically, it affects both the spinal …
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Neuropsychologist Ángel Martínez Nogueras explains in this article how anosognosia manifests in Alzheimer’s disease and its impact on activities of daily living. What is anosognosia Anosognosia or lack of awareness of one’s own illness or disability is a common symptom in various neurological disorders and diseases. People who suffer from it do not recognize their …
Have you heard about Myhre syndrome? In this article, we explain in detail what Myhre syndrome is, a rare genetic disorder affecting one in every million people worldwide. What is Myhre Syndrome? Myhre syndrome is an extremely rare and little-known genetic condition characterized by a set of specific symptoms and physical and developmental features. It …
In this article, we explore the different events of the 2024 Paralympic Games, detailing the sports and specific categories in which athletes will compete. The 2024 Paralympic Games, to be held in Paris, will be a global showcase for the athleticism and resilience of athletes with disabilities. This event will highlight the exceptional skills and …
What happens if the world changes today and you must find new ways to offer your professional services? In this article, neuropsychologist Andreia Geraldo brings us a Portuguese study conducted on the changes that COVID-19 brought to neuropsychology services and, specifically, how people with neurological disorders faced the process of neuropsychological rehabilitation at distance. COVID-19 and …
