Even Controlled, Epilepsy May Still Cause Problems for Kids
2016-03-31
Study finds social and educational issues may be a concern as children get olderContinue Reading
Decline in Senses Affects Nearly All Seniors, Study Finds
2016-02-23
Researchers say losses in taste, touch are most commonContinue Reading
Stroke Survivors Develop Seizures, Study Confirms
2016-02-18
15 percent experience at least one seizure within 3 years, researchers sayContinue Reading
Failing Sense of Smell Might Be Alzheimer’s Warning
2015-11-16
As the ability to identify odors goes, so does mental ability, researchers sayContinue Reading
Artificial Skin Could Bring Sense of Touch to Prosthetics
2015-10-15
But many steps remain before this technology might be available for human useContinue Reading
Weight, Growth Early in Life May Affect Adult Brain
2015-10-09
Poor nutrition during childhood tied to poorer sight, hearing, and even thinking later on, study findsContinue Reading
Could Marijuana Chemical Help Ease Epilepsy?
2015-09-09
Early research suggests yes, but laws limit access to the drug and its compoundsContinue Reading
Could That Before-Dinner Drink Make You Eat More?
2015-07-17
In some people, alcohol causes the brain to focus on food aromas, study findsContinue Reading
Good at Imagining Aromas? You May Be Prone to Weight Gain
2015-07-07
Ability to conjure up odors in the mind might lead to food cravings, research suggestsContinue Reading
Children with Autism Respond Differently to Smells: Study
2015-07-02
Kids with ASDs didn’t change their sniff response when odors were unpleasantContinue Reading
Steroids No Better for Sciatica Pain Than Placebo, Study Finds
2015-05-19
But taking prednisone was tied to small improvements in ability to perform daily activitiesContinue Reading
Steroids No Better for Sciatica Pain Than Placebo, Study Finds
2015-05-19
But taking prednisone was tied to small improvements in ability to perform daily activitiesContinue Reading
High-Pitched Sounds May Trigger Seizures in Cats
2015-04-28
The louder the noise, the more severe the jerking motions, researchers reportContinue Reading