Neuroscience

A pregnant mother, paralyzed by a stroke, makes a remarkable recovery.

Study provides a jumping off point for more research and the development of new therapies.

Your phone may be smart, but how you’re using it may not be.

Fearing the worst while hoping for the best, a 33-year-old construction worker resists seeking treatment for paralysis until the 11th hour.

One in 59 children are now believed to be on the spectrum.

With stroke, time lost is brain lost. Learn the signs and act F.A.S.T.

What can be gained from various popular approaches?

Pulsing stimulation in the wrist aims to block the nerve activity that generates hand tremors.

After suffering years of debilitating seizures, a mother finds hope in a team of doctors and regains life after brain surgery.

Too much sitting correlates with a thinning of tissue in a key area of the brain that is tied to memory.

Doing so will also reduce risk of heart attack, stroke and kidney disease.

If you're mired in a morass of pain, a McKenzie-certified therapist might be the one to help pull you out.