Brad Berk

M.D., Ph.D.
Director, University of Rochester Neurorestoration Institute / Professor in Medicine, Neurology, Pathology, Pharmacology & Physiology
#TBI & #SCI

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

This research opens the door to more inventive and individualized rehabilitation approaches, with the potential to benefit a wide spectrum of patients as they work towards regaining lost skills and abilities. #AI #robotics #technology #tech
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Understanding how taste preferences interact with various factors, including cultural influences and genetic predispositions, can lead to more comprehensive and nuanced approaches to promoting healthier diets on a broader scale. #newresearch #diet #health #healthylifestyle

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

This could involve tailoring dietary recommendations or creating educational programs that align with an individual's taste preferences, making them more likely to adopt and maintain healthier eating practices. #diet #health #newresearch

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Personalized interventions that consider an individual's taste sensitivity may be more effective in encouraging healthier eating habits. #diet #health #obesity

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

By recognizing the impact of taste preferences on dietary behaviors, we can develop more targeted strategies to address issues such as obesity and related health problems. #diet #health #obesity

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Individuals who are more attuned to the taste of fat are likely to make dietary choices that align with their sensitivity. This insight has significant implications for public health initiatives and interventions aimed at improving nutrition. https://t.co/Eq9EqPhRLZ

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

A recent study disrupts the conventional notion of appetite regulation. The findings suggest that contrary to the belief that signals from the stomach predominantly control appetite, our sense of taste plays a crucial role in determining the amount we consume. #diet #newresearch

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

A new study reveals that individuals who are #bilingual may change the meaning of words in their native language to define concepts more accurately such as color. Click here for more: https://t.co/7sAXamd3nw. https://t.co/LIQUzftY7m

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

New research indicates that physical activity, particularly endurance exercise, triggers the release of immune cells from the muscles into the bloodstream. Click here for more: https://t.co/7sAXamd3nw. #newresearch #exercise #fitness #health

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Researchers have made significant progress in identifying potential biomarkers associated with the progression of multiple sclerosis (#MS). Click here for more: https://t.co/7sAXamd3nw.

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

This could be a promising way to identify infected individuals in various settings and enhance overall public health measures during the ongoing pandemic.
#COVID19 #newresearch #dogs
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[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

These results demonstrate the potential of using trained dogs as a non-invasive and rapid screening method for the virus. #COVID19 #newresearch #dogs

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Importantly, they could also identify patients with Long #COVID.

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

This level of accuracy is almost as good as the antibody detection kits that are available. An interesting finding was that the #dogs could detect new sub-strains of #COVID19. They also could detect people who had the virus but had no symptoms.

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

How? The study involved training eight #dogs to distinguish between positive and negative samples from individuals infected with the virus. The dogs were able to accurately detect #COVID19 with 96% sensitivity and 99% specificity.

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

#Dogs have remarkable olfactory capabilities. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine put that to test with a new study that investigated the potential of using dogs to detect #COVID19 through scent.

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Utilize the power of #positiveaffirmations and visualization techniques. Repeat affirmations that encourage self-compassion, #strength, and #healing. Visualize yourself regaining physical abilities, overcoming obstacles, and leading a fulfilling life.

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Explore therapeutic practices that specifically address the mind-body connection. Options like #yoga, #taichi, or #qigong combine physical movement, breath awareness, and #mindfulness. These practices promote relaxation, improve physical strength, and cultivate mental resilience.

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Incorporate mindfulness techniques into your daily routine, such as deep breathing exercises or guided meditation. #TBI #SCI #health #healing #mindfullness

[Brad Berk @bradfordberk]

Mindfulness and meditation practices are powerful tools for enhancing the mind-body connection. These practices encourage focusing on the present moment, fostering self-compassion, and reducing stress. #TBI #SCI #meditation #yoga #healing #health