Your Neurologist, Psychiatrist & Counselor in Dubai

- APRIL 30, 2016
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First capsule that could prevent Alzheimer’s – Breakthrough Research
So far there was no way to prevent the incurable disease, Alzheimer’s. Now researchers developed an implantable capsule that might prevent Alzheimer’s with the help of certain antibodies. Watch this short movie to understand how the capsule works:
- APRIL 30, 2016
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Are you tired all the time? Maybe you bumped your head – research says
New study from Switzerland revealed underrecognized cause of fatigue and excessive day time sleepiness. Even after first-ever traumatic brain injury of any severity 67% of the people showed excessive day time sleepiness. Traumatic Brain Injuries, concussions or whiplash are very common in the UAE. Most common causes are motor vehicle accidents, sport injuries, falls and
- APRIL 24, 2016
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Do you suffer from gymtimidation?
Are you worried you’ll look terrible in Lycra and a tight tee? Don’t know what the machines in the gym are for? Embarrassed about your body shape? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Dr Matser explains why… Gulf News | Friday Magazine | Colin Drury 22 Apr 2016 For Edita Koeman, the final straw came on
- APRIL 18, 2016
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Working Long Hours Linked to Greater Risk for Stroke
A person who works 55 hours or more per week has a 33 percent greater risk of having a stroke and a 13 percent increased risk of developing coronary heart disease, compared to colleagues with a standard 35- to 40-hour work week, according to a large analysis published in The Lancet Researchers at University College
- APRIL 17, 2016
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Want good return on investment? Put your money into mental health, research says
World Health Organization data shows the return of investment in mental health. An investment of 1USD results in a return of 4USD in better health and ability to work. Individuals and whole countries should rethink their investment strategy. Background Depression and anxiety are the most common mental disorders in the world. If not treated they
- APRIL 17, 2016
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How Stress (PTSD) May Lead To Stroke And Heart Attack
A new study found that the blood vessels of people suffering from Post-traumatic stress disorder react differently from vessels of people without PTSD. This seems to explain the higher risk of stroke and heart attack in patients with PTSD. The Study The study of the University of California San Francisco and the Veterans Affairs Medical
- APRIL 14, 2016
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Dubai Eye 103.8 | Dr. Erik Matser |The truth about stress and burnout
Dr. Erik Matser – Neuro- Psychologist in Dubai Dr. Matser graduated as a clinical neuro- psychologist and has 25 years of experience in clinical neuro- psychology. He worked at St. Anna Hospital in the Netherlands for 15 years and was an associate professor of the department of neuroanatomy at the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
- APRIL 13, 2016
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Parkinson’s Disease: Speak up and make moves
Parkinson’s Disease Treatment: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis & More
- APRIL 7, 2016
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Care to dance? Dubai woman dares Parkinson’s patients
World Parkinson’s Day is round the corner. Here’s a heartening story of how small steps by an Indian dancer are making a big difference to people’s lives Gulf News | XPRESS | Sharmila Dhal, Chief Reporter | DUBAI: Dubai-based Vonita Singh is a dancer with a difference. A classical Kathak performer, she uses her vast
- APRIL 3, 2016
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TODAY: World Art Dubai 2016 opens ” | Dr. Matser (GNC)
Today the World Art Dubai 2016 opens. Here a little teaser of Dr. Matser’s (German Neuroscience Center) talk on the 9th of April, 2.30pm. “What makes an artist an artist?”