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Open MRI: How A Woman Conquered MRI Claustrophobia

For those who suffer from claustrophobia, MRI’s can seem like a nightmare.<br>Even the toughest football players can feel overwhelmed by MRI’s, and the<br>anxiety can be crippling for some to the point where undergoing an MRI is<br>impossible.

10 of the Best (and 5 of the Worst) Hospitals

Going to a great hospital can make all the difference when you need care. This list makes it easy to see how your local hospital stacks up.

With more young people having strokes, be alert to these warning signs

Being able to identify if someone is having a stroke can literally save that person’s life.

11 Tips for a Blissful Night’s Sleep

Do you ever have trouble sleeping? Trouble falling asleep…and staying asleep? Do you feel tired in the mornings, finding yourself struggling your way through the day with cups of coffee, wond…

Is There a Place for Spirituality in Neurology?

Being comfortable with spirituality may improve care in multiple ways.

What Is Functional Neurology?

I’ve written and spoken extensively about functional medicine, which I believe is critical to fixing our broken healthcare system. Functional medicine is personalized care that focuses on preventin…

Four Neurology Studies to Know

New data and recommendations in neurology: Dr Christoph Diener discusses results from randomized studies and guidelines for practice.

Can we prevent neurological disorders?

The two most common neurological disorders, stroke and dementia are preventable to different degrees and most others can be made less likely or less severe through the promotion of brain health. Neurological disorders have become the leading cause of disability adjusted life years (DALY’s) a joint measure of premature death and

Virtual Doc Visits Suffice for Many With Neurological Disorders

If you have a neurological disorder, a video chat with your doctor might be as good as an office visit for checking on your condition.

Is Scoliosis Neurological?

Is Scoliosis Neurological? we believe so. Scoliosis affects about 5 percent of the population and occurs more often in women than men. Scoliosis occurs when the spine of the back forms a C or an …

What Is Neurological Physical Therapy?

Neurological physical therapy can restore functional mobility, strength, balance, and coordination for people diagnosed with neurological conditions.

What is Chiropractic Neurology?

A lot of doctors try to sound smart or prove their worth by using big words and medical jargon. What they really end up doing is confusing their patients. At Natural Healthcare Center, we try to ke…

Is glaucoma a neurological disease?

For years now, there has been considerable evidence indicating that glaucoma should be considered a neurological disease and not an entity isolated to the eyes alone.1 Perhaps the most compelling e

Ophthalmologists on the Frontline of Neurologic Diagnosis?

New retina findings offer insights into brain disease.

The Neurological Benefits Of Practice

Treating Neurological Disorders with Nanolasers?!

Researchers have developed a laser that can fit and function inside living tissues. The tiny nanolaser is about 50 to 150 nanometers thick and has the potential to sense disease biomarkers or perhaps treat deep-brain neurological disorders.

A new study shows the neurological reason for obesity and how to combat it

MS Misdiagnosis: How Common Is it?

How common is MS misdiagnosis? Researchers sought to find out how frequently the disease is mistaken for another condition.

Autoimmune Neurology of the Central Nervous System : CONTINUUM: Lifelong Learning in Neurology

ABSTRACT: Purpose of Review: This article reviews the rapidly evolving spectrum of autoimmune neurologic disorders with a focus on those that involve the central nervous system, providing an understanding of how to approach the diagnostic workup of patients presenting with central nervous system ...