"A patient came in after mowing the lawn. He said something hit his head, but he didn't think much of it, so he finished ...

Learn 12 critical neurological warning signs that demand emergency care. Recognize dangerous combinations of dizziness, ...

We don't always understand our emotions, but we couldn't lead normal lives without them. They steer us through life, guiding ...

Here are 7 patterns of living that can age the brain faster than normal—and eventually lead to that dreaded “brain fog” feeling. The given belief: Staying constantly connected, multitasking ...

Sometimes, patients with brain fog undergo a battery of tests, only for everything to come back normal, she says. “That can be really frustrating for patients,” Becker says. Physicians ...

Amy Knight, Ph.D., associate professor in the University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Neurology, discusses why and how chronic stress can affect one’s brain and overall health. What is ...

Brain fog, characterized by concentration difficulties ... which was novel back then, did not feel like normal and had difficulties in carrying on with normal life. Characterized by memory ...

Subtle language difficulties like struggling to recall common words during conversation can signal changes in brain function. These momentary lapses often get dismissed as normal aging but may ...

Study challenges accepted vitamin B12 levels, revealing hidden neurological risks even within 'normal' range ... has been shown to reduce the rate of brain atrophy in older people with mild ...

In parallel with this growing recognition of the clinical importance of apathy, significant advances have been made in understanding normal motivated behaviour ... and part of me says I can’t be ...

For the first time, scientists have observed the brain throughout the pregnancy timeline ... is lying just under the surface because we never bothered to look at this.” ...

I’m relaxed most of the time, I barely daydream or overthink and I only get bothered over ... my flashbacks were normal. I assumed for a really long time that it was my brain reminding me ...