Neuroscience

Brain Health, Neuroscience, Sports Medicine

Unsure it’s a Concussion? Here Are 5 Signs You Should Seek Care for Your Child

As some fall sports may be resuming with safety modifications to manage the spread of COVID-19, we asked the experts how to spot a concussion and the key signs.

Brain freeze, often referred to as an ice cream headache or medically known as a sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia, happens when the cold hits the roof of your mouth or back of your throat, changing the temperature.

Neuroscience, Stroke

How to Help Prevent Stroke

Eighty percent of strokes are preventative. Discover tips to help reduce your risk of stroke.

Brain Health, Neuroscience, Stroke

What is a Mini Stroke or TIA?

The symptoms of a mini stroke or TIA are very similar to an ischemic stroke because they are both caused by blood clots.

COVID-19, Neuroscience, Physical Rehabilitation

7 Ways to Stimulate Brain Health During a Lockdown

Here are 7 tips to re-stimulate mental growth and put your brain health at the forefront

COVID-19, Neuroscience, Physical Rehabilitation

10 Ways People with Parkinson’s Can Stay Healthy at Home

Parkinson’s Disease rehabilitation specialists at Hackensack Meridian JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute have outlined some tips to stay healthy and active at home.

Brain Health, Neuroscience

Could the Cause of Your Headaches Be Digital Eye Strain?

Too much screen time can impair our vision. Here are ways to prevent eye strain.

Cardiac / Heart Health, Neuroscience

Is Dementia Connected to Heart Health?

Did you know that taking steps to maintain a heart-healthy lifestyle not only helps you prevent heart disease, but can also help lower your risk of dementia?

Neuroscience, Stroke

How to Support Your Loved One Recovering from a Stroke

Is your loved one recovering from a stroke? Are they wondering if they will ever be independent again?

Brain Health, Cancer Care, Neuroscience

Benign and Malignant Brain Tumors: What You Need to Know

What’s the difference between benign and malignant brain tumors, and how they are treated? Neuro-oncologist Joseph Landolfi, D.O., weighs in.