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Why choose focused ultrasound for essential tremor or Parkinson’s disease?

How MRI-guided focused ultrasound can help treat movement disorders such as essential tremor and Parkinson’s.

The most common trembling disorder? It’s not what you think

Often mistaken for Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor can affect people at any age. It’s a…

Bariatric surgery setback led to rare diagnosis

Paula Richey went for a weigh-in and came away wondering if she had Cushing syndrome.

Mother of three grateful to feel ‘exactly the same’ after neurosurgery

Christen Dowdy says she can’t believe how quickly she recovered after surgery to remove a tumor on her brain.

Why it’s important to advocate for yourself

Three women who took their health into their own hands share their stories.

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Talking with your child about their mental health

A pediatrician suggests ways to get parents and children communicating about mental health.

Depression in older adults: Research shows promise

Treating depression in older adults can be complex, but we shouldn’t accept depression as a natural part of aging. This scientist is working to better understand how the brain interacts with antidepressants to find better treatments for everyone.

Multiple sclerosis: From getting ‘brushed off’ to finding the right diagnosis

One patient’s journey with multiple sclerosis — thanks to a provider who was willing to…

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.