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Whether you’re concerned about a brain tumor in yourself or a loved one, you’re likely wondering what the lesser-known symptoms are. In this blog, we share five subtle signs of brain tumors and how we can help.

If you have multiple sclerosis (MS), you know that symptom management often requires multiple approaches, including medication, infusions, and lifestyle changes. Where does diet fit into your treatment plan? Find out here.

Herniated discs occur when the soft inner core of a spinal disc protrudes through the tough outer layer. Unfortunately, they’re a leading cause of back pain. If you’re dealing with one, you might wonder if it’ll resolve on its own. Find out here.

 If you have chronic headaches, you’re likely on a mission to find out why. There are many potential culprits, and sinusitis is one of them. Read on to learn more about the link between sinusitis and headaches.

Brain aneurysms happen when segments of an artery in your brain balloon out. Left untreated, they can rupture, but thankfully, there are many treatments to help reduce your risk of bleeding. Read on to learn more about your options.

Peripheral neuropathy happens when the nerves in your legs and feet are damaged, and while there are many reasons why your nerves may become damaged diabetes is the biggest cause. Read on to learn more.

If your loved one is struggling to manage their Parkinson’s disease, you might wonder if surgery is the next step. Here’s a closer look at deep brain stimulation and how it can help treat Parkinson’s disease.

What you eat fuels your body, and your brain is no exception. The right diet can decrease your risk of dementia, and an unbalanced one can increase your risk. Read on to learn more about the connection between diet and dementia.

Neurodegenerative diseases are all characterized by the degeneration of nerve cells in your brain, and while many different conditions fall into this category, there are three main warning signs of neurodegenerative disease. 

Even though Parkinson’s disease is the second-most common neurodegenerative disorder, many myths still surround this condition. Read to debunk the top five myths.

There’s nothing quite as frustrating as a headache except for chronic headaches. In this blog, we cover warning signs of dangerous headaches and signs that you don’t need to worry about your headaches. Read on to learn more.

Many conditions contribute to the development of chronic fatigue syndrome; interestingly, brain tumors can be one of those conditions. Read on to learn more about this link.

Parkinson’s disease is a movement disorder that can profoundly impact your quality of life. If your loved one has this disorder, you may wonder how you can best support them. Read on to learn the best tips for caring for someone with Parkinson’s.

Whether you’ve just been diagnosed with seizures or had them for years, you might wonder if they’ll ever go away. The answer depends. Read on as we explore the underlying causes of seizures and what you can do to reduce their frequency.

What you eat affects your mental and physical health; your brain is no exception. Read on to explore what you should and shouldn’t eat when it comes to your brain health.

Your brain is arguably your most complex organ. It’s responsible for your movements, thoughts, and countless automatic processes. Here, we share actionable steps you can take to support healthy brain function both now and for years to come.

Strokes are a leading cause of death, but receiving swift treatment can help save your life. Life after a stroke may require medication, therapy, and lifestyle changes with a heavy emphasis on stroke prevention. Here’s what you need to know.

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI), a category of injuries that includes concussions, are often misunderstood. In this blog, we separate fact from fiction so you can learn more about TBIs and how they’re treated.

If your loved one was just diagnosed with dementia, you might wonder how you can best help them. In this blog, we share tips for getting started as a caregiver for someone with dementia.

Hydrocephalus is a serious neurological condition in which cerebrospinal fluid builds up in your brain, creating pressure and serious complications. In this blog, we discuss who’s at the greatest risk for developing the condition.

Living with seizures can be overwhelming, but with the right care team, you can learn the best practices for living well with seizures. Read on to explore these potentially life-saving tips you need to know.

Balance issues can leave your head spinning, but left untreated, and they can be quite dangerous. Believe it or not, peripheral neuropathy could be the source of your balance issues. Here’s what you need to know.

Endoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive procedure that can diagnose and treat various conditions, including brain tumors. Read on to learn what endoscopic brain tumor surgery entails and how to tell if it's right for you.

Movement disorders can cause symptoms that make your daily activities hard, if not impossible, to complete. Deep brain stimulation can help reduce these symptoms and improve your quality of life. Read on to learn more.

Herniated discs can cause a slew of problems from back pain to sciatica to incontinence, but not every herniated disc requires intervention. So, can your herniated disc heal on its own or not? Read to find out.

Vascular dementia is just one of the many types of dementia, and it often occurs as the result of a stroke. Read on to learn more about vascular dementia, what causes it, and how it’s managed.

The occasional headache might be easily remedied with hydration, pain medication, and rest, but what about chronic headaches? Daily headaches can take a toll on you, but neuromodulation could be the key to lasting relief. Read here to learn more.

Dementia is notorious for causing memory troubles, but it’s not just one type of disease. Dementia is a general term for memory loss. In this blog, we cover the four common forms of dementia, including Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease.

Electromyography (EMG) is an electrodiagnostic test used to help diagnose nerve and muscle dysfunction. But what happens during your test? In this blog, we highlight the steps you can take to prepare for an EMG and what to expect during one.

Essential tremors, also called benign essential tremors, are characterized by irregular movements. While these aren’t life-threatening tremors, they are a nuisance. Read on to explore the hereditary nature of these tremors and how they are treated.

Your peripheral nerves run outside of your brain and spinal cord, and if they become damaged or dysfunctional, they can create a host of unwanted problems. Read on to explore the signs that you might have developed peripheral neuropathy.

Having a seizure can be scary, but it’s important to know that there are many treatments available for seizures. The first step, though, is to determine the source of the seizure. Keep reading to learn more about how we can help with seizures.

Living with Parkinson’s disease can be challenging, but the right medication and the right lifestyle modifications can help you address the symptoms of this neurodegenerative disease. Read on to learn more.

Brain aneurysms affect an estimated 6.5 million Americans, but there are a lot of misconceptions surrounding this serious condition. In this blog, we break it down and separate fact from fiction.