Adolescent Headache Management: Integrating Neurological and Psychiatric Approaches.
In the context of adolescent neurology, the occurrence of headaches represents a multifaceted clinical challenge meriting thorough...
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yangboha
Mar 33 min read
Caffeine as a trigger and reliever of migraine
Caffeine as a treatment. Even though caffeine can’t be counted as a dietary therapy but as a chemical that most food includes, besides...
mquarry101
Mar 13 min read
POTS: What is it and are Cases Increasing Post COVID?
POTS: What is it? POTS, also known as postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome is a condition affecting the autonomic nervous system...
Bridget Ibitoye
Feb 283 min read
Sleepless Nights on the Rise
In the relentless pace of modern life, the insidious grip of insomnia tightens, with recent statistics, notably among teenagers,...
npwordsmithing
Feb 285 min read
Introduction to Stroke and Signs of the Most Common Infarct
By: Seethal Sara Thomas, FNP-BC Stroke care has evolved over the past few decades with advanced research and technology to improve...
Pamela Miller
Feb 92 min read
Exploring the Potential of Stem Cell Clinical Trials in Parkinson's Disease Management
Parkinson's Disease Overview: Parkinson's disease (PD) is a degenerative neurological disorder that affects approximately 500,000...
Ava Fromm
Feb 82 min read
Adaption in the brain
Have you ever heard the phrase ‘you can’t teach an old dog new tricks?’ Although this phrase is an idiom not concerning neuroscience,...
Sonali Dave
Feb 62 min read
Nourishing the Mind: The Potential Role of Walnuts in Alzheimer’s Prevention
Alzheimer's Disease is a condition that impacts a person’s brain. This can cause changes in memory and behavior. Alzheimer’s primarily...
marinoannalisa3
Feb 54 min read
Happy wife Happy life or Happy gut Happy life?
Written by Annalisa Marino, BSN, RN Imagine having a job interview scheduled for tomorrow. As you conduct background research on the...
Caroldemort :3
Feb 33 min read
Narcolepsy: diagnostic challenge
When you dive into the world of rare health issues, figuring out what's going on can be a real puzzle. It's not that people aren't trying...
Hannah Woolston
Jan 253 min read
Fatal Insomnia: A Death Sentence
According to the Mayo Clinic (2016), insomnia is a sleep disorder characterized by difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting...
Lylah Drummond-Clarke
Jan 233 min read
Gut inflammation linked with Alzheimer’s disease, study suggests
Gut microbes can contribute to inflammaging, a term used to describe the chronic low-grade systemic inflammation linked with aging. This...
Muskan
Jan 123 min read
Tip of the Tongue Phenomenon: Unraveling the Scientific Explanation
"Do you remember that blonde girl from high school? She was on the cheer team, had brown eyes, and her name started with a 'K.' Was it...
Michele Bonazzoli Clinton MSN, APRN
Jan 42 min read
Psychoneuroimmunity
Psychoneuroimmunity is a complex word that defines how the mind-body connection is directly related to our immune system. Chronic...
Ishwari Mulay
Jan 32 min read
When proteins become disastrous
Prions are infectious proteins: altered forms of a normal cellular protein that may have lost their normal function, but have acquired...
Kenneth Owen Devera
Dec 31, 20234 min read
Synesthesia: The Phenomenon Where Senses Collide
Introduction You put on your headphones and start listening to your playlist. The first note of the song causes your imagination to flash...
Hithem Ghadamsi
Dec 30, 20233 min read
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE): A Silent Menace
(Head Injuries – Medical Legal, n.d.) Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is a progressive degenerative brain disease that is thought...
Ava Fromm
Dec 30, 20232 min read
Could you survive without 90% of your brain?
In 1945 a farmer in Colorado went out to his yard to grab a chicken to eat for dinner, the farmer took his axes and beheaded the chicken...
Deepali Shrivastava
Dec 28, 20234 min read
When Should I be Concerned About Memory Loss?
Momentarily forgetting why you walked into a room or struggling to find the right word are common experiences for many people—and they’re...
Callie Tse
Dec 20, 20233 min read
Instinctive Responses by Reflexes
When an object hits our knees, they jerk up, and when hot metal touches our hands, they instinctively jerk away. These automatic...
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