When Drugs Fail, Surgery May Get Epilepsy Under Control
2012-03-06
Small study finds those with temporal lobe disorder can be seizure-free afterwardContinue Reading
Brain Scans Overused on U.S. Stroke Patients, Study Says
2012-03-06
Most get both MRI and CT imaging, adding to rising medical costsContinue Reading
Kids' Concussion Symptoms Can Last a Year, Study Says
2012-03-05
Symptoms may affect school and quality of lifeContinue Reading
Depression Could Worsen Mental Decline in Heart Patients
2012-03-05
Long-term monitoring of depressive symptoms is needed, researchers sayContinue Reading
Twitter Adding to Stigma of Epilepsy, Study Says
2012-03-02
‘Tweets’ mentioning seizures often include jokes about serious neurological disorderContinue Reading
Toxins Afloat in Shark Fin Soup?
2012-03-01
Neurotoxins linked to brain diseases identified in fin samples, study saysContinue Reading
Mouse Study Shows How Pot Clouds Memory
2012-03-01
Lab study focuses on passive support cells in brainContinue Reading
Alzheimer's-Like Memory Loss Reversed in Mice
2012-02-29
But any application for humans remains years away, researchers stressContinue Reading
Sports Concussion: Myths and Facts
2012-02-29
Expert describes recognition, symptoms and proper treatment of common injuryContinue Reading
Autoinjector Version of MS Drug Approved
2012-02-28
Avonex pen helps reduce pain, anxietyContinue Reading
Teens May Fare Worse After Concussion Than Children or Adults
2012-02-28
Injury can cause long-term problems with short-term memory in teens, researchers sayContinue Reading
Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Protect the Aging Brain
2012-02-27
Those who consumed the most did better on tests of mental functioning, study saysContinue Reading
'Chemo Brain' May Linger 20 Years After Breast Cancer Treatment
2012-02-27
Some women who received a once-standard drug regimen still have memory problems, study saysContinue Reading
Irregular Heartbeat May Predict Mental Decline in Some
2012-02-27
Abnormal heart rhythm linked to brain function problems in heart disease patients, study findsContinue Reading