Media and Articles

Medical newsletter article describing deep brain stimulation for Parkinson disease. Deep brain stimulation is a minimally invasive procedure that involves inserting electrodes in the brain, and connecting them to a pacemaker battery. In selected patients with Parkinson disease, deep brain stimulation can help them restore the ability to perform daily activities and improve their quality of life.

Article describing a clinical trial for a drug with neuroprotective effects on the brain. The drug is tested in patients with haemorrhagic stroke, and if successful, will be an important therapeutic drug for the devastating disease. The clinical trial is part of an international research collaboration.

Newspaper article describing the use of minimally invasive surgical technology for haemorrhagic stroke. It allows brain access via keyhole surgery and avoids cutting to remove blood clot.