Brain Health

A neurologist explains the causes, symptoms, and treatments of this rare and sometimes debilitating condition.

In an op-ed for The Boston Globe, an orthopedic surgeon and team physician for USA Hockey discusses the longterm impact of fighting in hockey and the need for change.

A “mini-stroke" may not cause permanent brain damage, but it’s a warning sign that you could be at risk for a debilitating—or deadly—stroke.

After Nina Rothschild was beaten with a hammer while entering a subway station, it took a team of specialists — and her remarkable resolve and positive attitude — to get her back on her feet. Today, she is riding the subway again.

Three experts share the signs and symptoms of movement disorders, such as Parkinson’s disease and essential tremor, and the cutting-edge treatments available.

A neurologist from NewYork-Presbyterian explains the causes, symptoms, and treatments of this common but little-known condition.

What happens in your brain when you feel fireworks? A leading neurosurgeon answers all your burning questions about the brain in love.

A leading neurosurgeon explains the role that our senses play in each stage of love, from lust to attachment.

Born with a rare blood vessel condition in his brain, baby Miles had a difficult start to life, but overcame the odds with the help of his dedicated parents and care team.

A neurologist explains why patients are at greater risk of stroke during and shortly after pregnancy, and how moms-to-be can recognize the signs and help reduce the risk of stroke.