Brain Health

Articles and Videos, Brain Health, Neuroscience

Doctors Explain Fluorescent Guided Brain Surgery

Neurosurgeon and brain tumor experts share how fluorescent guided surgery works and how it’s changed the game for the removal of dangerous brain tumors.

Brain Health, Neuroscience, Sports Medicine

Unsure it’s a Concussion? Here Are 5 Signs You Should Seek Care for Your Child

As some fall sports may be resuming with safety modifications to manage the spread of COVID-19, we asked the experts how to spot a concussion and the key signs.

Brain Health, Neuroscience, Stroke

What is a Mini Stroke or TIA?

The symptoms of a mini stroke or TIA are very similar to an ischemic stroke because they are both caused by blood clots.

Could the Cause of Your Headaches Be Digital Eye Strain?

Too much screen time can impair our vision. Here are ways to prevent eye strain.

Brain Health, Cancer Care, Neuroscience

Benign and Malignant Brain Tumors: What You Need to Know

What’s the difference between benign and malignant brain tumors, and how they are treated? Neuro-oncologist Joseph Landolfi, D.O., weighs in.

What is the Difference Between Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease?

It's important to understand the key differences between Alzheimer's and dementia to ensure your loved one gets the proper treatment.

Behavioral Health, Brain Health, Cardiac / Heart Health, Integrative Health and Medicine, Neuroscience

It’s a Fact. Love Can Help Keep You Healthy

The health benefits you get from being in love are what come in an established relationship - once trust, attachment and companionship are solidified.

Get Sharp: Here’s How You Can Boost Your Brain Health

As we embark full steam ahead into the New Year, many of us will set familiar resolutions – save more money, eat healthier, exercise more often – in hopes of becoming the best version of ourselves in the weeks, months and years ahead. Even though we’ve all felt foggy from time to time, there is one resolution we don’t see often enough: Better brain health.

Brain Health, Neuroscience

The Science of the Sauce: What Happens to Your Brain When You Drink Alcohol?

The consumption of alcohol directly influences specific processes of the brain, the command center of the body, which results in feeling inebriated. Breaking down the science of being buzzed, Regina Krel, M.D. shares an inside look at what happens to your brain when you drink, as well as the side effects afterwards.

Brain Health, Neuroscience

Should I Stay, Or Should I Go? Holiday Traveling with Dementia

The holidays are a special time of year for the gathering of friends and family, but a diagnosis of dementia can quickly change the dynamic of how, and where, you celebrate. Considering the planning, stress and anxiety that holiday travel can have even for a healthy person, is it possible to travel if you or a loved one has dementia?