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Staying healthy as you get older is about more than treating health problems when they come up. It also means keeping up with preventive care, watching...
If you’ve ever seen a neurologist, they may have described your symptoms as “central” or “peripheral.” These terms can sound technical but they’re really...
If you or a loved one has Parkinson’s disease, you know how it can make it tough to function. The disease can cause tremors, stiffness and balance issues...
If you’ve been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment, one of the most common reactions is fear. That’s because you might not want to be dependent on...
If you’ve been feeling dizzy for months and haven’t found answers, you’re not alone. That floaty, off-balance sensation can make everything from walking...
You’re finally asleep when a sudden jolt of pain shoots through your leg. Your calf tightens into a knot. No matter how you stretch, the cramp won’t let...
Your spine is built for movement. When your back or neck hurts, even simple things like turning your head or bending over can be a challenge. Sometimes,...
There’s a reason we use the phrase “sleeping like a baby.” Babies and young children seem to have the ability to sleep, and sleep well, just about anytime...
Did you know that Black Americans are more likely to have a stroke than any other racial group in the U.S.? Even more shocking is that many of these strokes...
If you or someone you love has signs of a stroke, it’s important to get care right away. With a stroke, blood flow to the brain stops and brain cells start...
