Book

Advances in Patient Care: Studies in Neurodegeneration, Chronic Pain, and Anxiety presents a synthesis of contemporary medical research, bridging the gap between specialized clinical practice and broader public health outcomes. This volume brings together three distinct investigations that explore the complexities of modern medical management, offering a perspective at the challenges and therapeutic opportunities within today’s healthcare landscape. From the molecular frontiers of Alzheimer's to the psychological pressures of academic performance, this collection provides an evidence-based framework for improving patient care. By examining the safety of emerging biotechnologies, the efficacy of pharmacological combinations, and the often-overlooked mental health stressors in high-stakes environments, these studies provide vital insights for clinicians, researchers, and healthcare policy-makers alike.