24^th May marks the World Awarness Day on Schizophrenia, a chronic and severe mental disorder that affects around 24 million people worldwide.

Ugo Basile offers a range of sophisticated tools designed to facilitate preclinical studies on schizophrenia.

May 12^th is Fibromyalgia Awareness Day, an important opportunity to raise awareness about a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide.

Let's explore together the role of Ugo Basile in preclinical scientific research on fibromyalgia.

The Thermal Gradient Ring (TGR) represents a significant leap forward in studying thermal nociception and temperature preference. It is a versatile tool for investigating sensitivity, pain and inflammation mechanisms. Recently, Ugo Basile has developed a new version of the TGR, introducing several important innovations.

Come with us to discover the new TGR 2 and its innovative features!

The World Multiple Sclerosis Day, held annually on May 30th, is an occasion that unites the global community in raising awareness about Multiple Sclerosis, advocating for better treatment, and supporting ongoing research.

Let's explore together the role of Ugo Basile in preclinical scientific research on multiple sclerosis.

May 24th is World Schizophrenia Awareness Day. This day represents an important opportunity to reflect on the significance of preclinical research in shedding light on this mental disorder affecting approximately 24 million people worldwide and to highlight the contribution that Ugo Basile, with the OPERON, offers for studying executive functions in preclinical models of schizophrenia.

April 11th as World Parkinson's Day, World Parkinson's Day, a propitious moment to reflect on the strides made in understanding and treating this complex neurodegenerative disorder, impacting movement, quality of life, and independence.

Understanding of Parkinson's has grown significantly over the past decades, but much work remains to be done in the quest to translate understanding of basic Parkinson's biology into new therapies.

Although often used in a interchangeable manner, “motor function and motor coordination” have a subtle difference. While “motor function” refers to general motor performance including strength, and in general the ability to execute purposeful movements, “motor coordination” is a slightly more specific concept even more tightly related to measure the harmonious functioning on the muscles and limbs to produce smooth and efficient movements. Read more to discover which Ugo Basile devices are used for these two different applications.

Much has happened since in 1957 Dunham and Miya published on Journal of the American Pharmacological Association the paper “A note on a simple apparatus for detecting neurological deficit in rats and mice”. That “simple apparatus” has been one of the most effective inventions in Animal Behavior with an incredible impact on science with more than 4,000 citations if searched on Google Scholar.