Dr Khalid Al-Bagdady Neurologist

Dr Khalid Al-Bagdady Neurologist Consultant Neurologist, Clinical Neurophysiologist MD FRACP at Wollongong Hospital, New South Wales Australia 🇦🇺

Nancy in Sydney 🇦🇺 amazing concert
04/06/2026

Nancy in Sydney 🇦🇺 amazing concert

Parkinson and Movement disorder Congress   Honolulu
10/10/2025

Parkinson and Movement disorder Congress Honolulu

24/06/2025
More nighttime light pollution-> More Alzheimer’s disease Very interesting Circadian Rhythm Research Laboratory at Rush ...
07/09/2024

More nighttime light pollution-> More Alzheimer’s disease

Very interesting
Circadian Rhythm Research Laboratory at Rush University, Chicago published this in Frontiers of Neuroscience.
Artificial nighttime outdoor light is strongly associated with increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease. This was true for people younger and older than 65. And yes, the difference was significant. This was more prevalent in people who have APOE4 genotype. 13% of the population have this genotype by the way. One caveat here is that the study relied on satellite images and not indoor lights. But I think the message is conveyed.nighttime

Sydney 🇦🇺
18/07/2024

Sydney 🇦🇺

Day 1 at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville Florida, new chapter in my career
17/06/2024

Day 1 at Mayo Clinic Jacksonville Florida, new chapter in my career

Day 1 at Mayo Clinic, new chapter in my career 🥼
17/06/2024

Day 1 at Mayo Clinic, new chapter in my career 🥼

AZAN 2024 Australian and New Zealand Association of Neurologists
22/05/2024

AZAN 2024 Australian and New Zealand Association of Neurologists

Just arranged a Stroke treatment ( Clot Retrieval) for a 95 year old man who developed sudden left side arm and leg weak...
28/03/2024

Just arranged a Stroke treatment ( Clot Retrieval) for a 95 year old man who developed sudden left side arm and leg weakness. The imaging showed a clot in the right side Middle Cerebral artery. The procedure is called Mechanical Thrombectomy, during which the clot (thrombus) is removed and blood circulation restored. The procedure aims at saving the brain tissue (colored green). The brain tissue (colored red) is the core of the infarction and already dead and cannot be saved.

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