Brain Health
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A Common Type of Seizure in Kids That Usually Is Harmless
A young child having a seizure is enough to panic any parent. There are many types of seizures, with varying causes and symptoms. However, one common type of seizure seen in young children is usually harmless.
Why Girls Take Longer To Recover From Concussion
Girls sustain the highest rates of concussion in soccer, basketball and cheerleading. These same sports also generally have less sideline medical coverage for games.
Teen Thrives After Getting Support for Epilepsy
At age 12, Maddie excelled in school and was an accomplished dancer. But her world began to change when she started experiencing strange symptoms.
What To Do If Your Child Has a Seizure
Seeing your child have a seizure can be scary. It helps to know what to do and how to keep your child safe if it happens.
How You Can Reduce Your Risk of Having a Stroke
Many conditions can damage blood vessels on the inside, leading to more of the plaques that can block blood flow in those vessels. Learn about steps you can take to reduce your risk of having a stroke.
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How the Right Kind of Stress Can Improve Your Brain Power
The right kind of stress has been shown to help improve symptoms of fibromyalgia, autoimmune diseases, high blood pressure and decreased libido. How to make stress improve your memory.
New Drug Therapy May Reduce Apathy in Patients with Alzheimer’s Disease
Apathy is one of the most prevalent behavioral symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. However, apathy in Alzheimer's patients is often under-recognized or misdiagnosed as depression.
How Coffee Can Help Keep Your Brain Healthy
A study shows that 64 percent of Americans drink coffee daily. Does all that caffeine harm your brain?