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Stroke Or Vertigo? When Sudden Dizziness Could Signal Something More Serious
Sudden, persistent dizziness with imbalance or neurological symptoms may signal a stroke affecting the brainstem or cerebellum.
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France Reports First Human Shamonda Virus Case, Says No Health Risk
French health authorities said Thursday that the Shamonda virus, which usually affects livestock, had been detected in a human for the first time, in a severely immunocompromised...
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10 Bollywood Celebrities Who Battled Serious Health Conditions: How They Overcame The Odds
From cancer and epilepsy to autoimmune and neurological disorders, these 10 Bollywood celebrities faced serious health battles and inspired millions through resilience, treatment, and recovery.
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Nushrratt Bharuccha Undergoes Spine Surgery: How Long Does Spine Fracture Take To Recover?
Actor Nushrratt Bharuccha has been discharged after spine surgery and is focusing on recovery, which may take several months.
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Your Handwriting Has Changed: Could Your Brain Be Telling You Something?
A persistent change in handwriting is rarely, on its own, a diagnosis--but it could indicate a larger issue. Getting yourself checked by a neurologist is crucial.
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Loss Of Smell: When It May Signal Parkinson's Or Other Brain Disorders
Losing your sense of smell or noticing familiar odours smell different may sometimes signal an underlying neurological problem.
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Deepinder Goyal Explains What The Temple Device Does, How To Use It
Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable has attracted attention because, unlike conventional smartwatches and fitness trackers, it is designed to be worn near the temple and monitor signals related to blood flow in the brain.
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Celine Dion At Paris Fashion Week: Her Journey With Stiff-Person Syndrome Explained
Celine Dion's appearance at Paris Fashion Week comes after years of living with a rare neurological condition that can profoundly affect movement and daily life.
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Miss Universe Jamaica Sues Pageant Over 2025 Stage Fall, Alleges Negligence And Emotional Distress
Gabrielle Henry has filed a lawsuit against the Miss Universe Organization, claiming that an "unmarked and uncovered opening in the stage" led to her fall and caused her injuries
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Can Your Walking Style Reveal A Neurological Problem Early?
The way you walk can offer doctors important clues about neurological and musculoskeletal problems. From shuffling and short steps to unsteadiness, high-stepping or circumduction, different gait patterns can point towards different conditions
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It's Not Just Nerves: Understanding Essential Tremor, The Common Condition You've Never Heard Of
Essential tremor is a different neurological condition that causes rhythmic involuntary shaking. It can technically affect almost any part of your body, including your head, trunk or voice but most commonly affects the hands and forearms.
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One Of The Most Common Brain Disorders Is One Of The Most Misunderstood - How Functional Neurological Disorder Is Both All In Your Head' And BeyondIt
Functional neurological disorder causes real, disabling symptoms despite normal brain scans and is linked to brain network communication errors.
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From Chronic Headaches To Numbness: Key Signs You Should See A Neurologist
Persistent numbness or tingling in the face, arms, or legs especially if it affects only one side of the body should never be ignored.
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When Vision, Hearing, and Balance Decline Together: Could It Be a Neurological Condition?
Our vision, hearing and balance all rely on a complex network that includes our eyes, inner ears, nerves and brain. Any trouble anywhere along this path can upset more than one function at the same time.
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Distinct Brain Regions Involved In Spontaneous, Voluntary Laughter, Study Finds
The spontaneous network consists of brain regions involved in motor control and emotional regulation, including the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex, nucleus accumbens, and the temporal pole.
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Stroke Or Vertigo? When Sudden Dizziness Could Signal Something More Serious
Sudden, persistent dizziness with imbalance or neurological symptoms may signal a stroke affecting the brainstem or cerebellum.
-
France Reports First Human Shamonda Virus Case, Says No Health Risk
French health authorities said Thursday that the Shamonda virus, which usually affects livestock, had been detected in a human for the first time, in a severely immunocompromised...
-
10 Bollywood Celebrities Who Battled Serious Health Conditions: How They Overcame The Odds
From cancer and epilepsy to autoimmune and neurological disorders, these 10 Bollywood celebrities faced serious health battles and inspired millions through resilience, treatment, and recovery.
-
Nushrratt Bharuccha Undergoes Spine Surgery: How Long Does Spine Fracture Take To Recover?
Actor Nushrratt Bharuccha has been discharged after spine surgery and is focusing on recovery, which may take several months.
-
Your Handwriting Has Changed: Could Your Brain Be Telling You Something?
A persistent change in handwriting is rarely, on its own, a diagnosis--but it could indicate a larger issue. Getting yourself checked by a neurologist is crucial.
-
Loss Of Smell: When It May Signal Parkinson's Or Other Brain Disorders
Losing your sense of smell or noticing familiar odours smell different may sometimes signal an underlying neurological problem.
-
Deepinder Goyal Explains What The Temple Device Does, How To Use It
Deepinder Goyal's Temple wearable has attracted attention because, unlike conventional smartwatches and fitness trackers, it is designed to be worn near the temple and monitor signals related to blood flow in the brain.
-
Celine Dion At Paris Fashion Week: Her Journey With Stiff-Person Syndrome Explained
Celine Dion's appearance at Paris Fashion Week comes after years of living with a rare neurological condition that can profoundly affect movement and daily life.
-
Miss Universe Jamaica Sues Pageant Over 2025 Stage Fall, Alleges Negligence And Emotional Distress
Gabrielle Henry has filed a lawsuit against the Miss Universe Organization, claiming that an "unmarked and uncovered opening in the stage" led to her fall and caused her injuries
-
Can Your Walking Style Reveal A Neurological Problem Early?
The way you walk can offer doctors important clues about neurological and musculoskeletal problems. From shuffling and short steps to unsteadiness, high-stepping or circumduction, different gait patterns can point towards different conditions
-
It's Not Just Nerves: Understanding Essential Tremor, The Common Condition You've Never Heard Of
Essential tremor is a different neurological condition that causes rhythmic involuntary shaking. It can technically affect almost any part of your body, including your head, trunk or voice but most commonly affects the hands and forearms.
-
One Of The Most Common Brain Disorders Is One Of The Most Misunderstood - How Functional Neurological Disorder Is Both All In Your Head' And BeyondIt
Functional neurological disorder causes real, disabling symptoms despite normal brain scans and is linked to brain network communication errors.
-
From Chronic Headaches To Numbness: Key Signs You Should See A Neurologist
Persistent numbness or tingling in the face, arms, or legs especially if it affects only one side of the body should never be ignored.
-
When Vision, Hearing, and Balance Decline Together: Could It Be a Neurological Condition?
Our vision, hearing and balance all rely on a complex network that includes our eyes, inner ears, nerves and brain. Any trouble anywhere along this path can upset more than one function at the same time.
-
Distinct Brain Regions Involved In Spontaneous, Voluntary Laughter, Study Finds
The spontaneous network consists of brain regions involved in motor control and emotional regulation, including the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex, nucleus accumbens, and the temporal pole.
