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August 31, 2026

How to prepare for migraine surgery

Learn about nerve decompression and how it can help treat migraine pain.

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Understanding the pros and cons of brain aneurysm treatment options

Depending on the size and location of your aneurysm — as well as your overall health — you have multiple options when it comes to treatment.

Q&A: Migraines and nerve decompression surgery

A plastic surgeon explains why a type of common cosmetic surgery can offer relief for some chronic migraines.

6 myths about multiple sclerosis

A Vanderbilt expert sets the record straight on common misconceptions about this autoimmune disease.

Children and concussions: What to do if you suspect one

Learn the steps you should take in the days, weeks and month after a concussion.

What you need to know about a pituitary tumor diagnosis

News of a pituitary abnormality sounds scary. Helpful information is here from an endocrinologist. “Pituitary…

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How to work with a patient care coordinator

Patient care programs coordinators empower and guide patients and caregivers every step of the way.

Convenient Care Closer to Home

Vanderbilt Health is here to help if you or your loved one is feeling sick or has a minor injury. Dozens of locations throughout Middle Tennessee offer convenient hours — and can even bring a provider to you.

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Acute concussion care: myths and facts about concussion recovery

Learn what to do — and what not to do — after a concussion.

Is it a headache or a migraine?

Both are painful, and both may require treatment. Here's how to know what you're dealing with.

All about multiple sclerosis

Learn the symptoms, types, treatments and management of this autoimmune disease.

A guide to epilepsy

Life with epilepsy can be challenging, but a variety of treatment options and having the right care team can help.

The benefit of a second opinion for multiple sclerosis

If you’ve recently received a diagnosis of MS, here’s why getting another opinion from a multiple sclerosis specialist may be a good idea.

Acoustic neuroma treatment and hearing preservation

This benign brain tumor affects roughly 3,000 people in the U.S. each year and can affect hearing and balance.