Neuroscience

Is Parkinson’s Disease Hereditary?

About 10 to 15 percent of all Parkinson’s disease is caused by genetics. But research points to a combination of genetic and environmental factors as likely causes.

Neuroscience, Physical Rehabilitation

8 Possible Causes (and Treatments) for Your Dizziness

Research shows that dizziness, vertigo and balance problems affect about 15 percent of U.S. adults each year. Our experts share causes, treatments and how to know if your dizziness is serious.

Neuroscience

How to Beat Brain Fog

Brain fog can be caused by lack of sleep, increased stress, certain foods in your diet, a medication or a medical condition. Here’s how to fight it.

Neuroscience

The Numbers Behind Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the production of dopamine in the brain.

Neuroscience

What Causes a Brain Hemorrhage?

A brain hemorrhage means there is bleeding in the brain, but what actually causes one and what are the symptoms?

Neuroscience, Pediatrics

Signs Your Child Is Having a Seizure

Seizures are fairly common in kids. But do you know the signs of a seizure in your child?

Neuroscience, Stroke

Are Stroke Symptoms Different for Young People?

Here is what you should know about how young people can be affected by stroke and how to know if you are at higher risk.

COVID-19, Neuroscience, Sleep Disorders

Can COVID Cause Insomnia?

Pandemic-related stress can cause sleep problems even for people without COVID. If you’re suffering from insomnia, these tips can get you relaxed and back to sleep.

Neuroscience

7 Ways to Strengthen Your Spine

Fortunately, there are things you can do to keep your spine healthy and strong. Here are seven of the most important.

Neuroscience, Physical Rehabilitation

How Exercise Impacts Parkinson’s Disease

One of the most recently studied and effective treatments for Parkinson’s disease is a regimen of vigorous exercise. Here’s what you should know.