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Plenty of young athletes have Olympic aspirations, but those dreams are out of reach for most. Rock climbing sensations Aiden and Logan Krajnik are real contenders, on a path to achieving their big…

When Karla Fogel, RN, MSN, Ph.D., started her first job in nursing, her uniform was a white dress, a white cap and stockings. She wore her cap intentionally her first day on the job, as she was told…

Violence doesn’t affect just one person. It ripples through survivors, families and entire communities, shaping health and wellbeing for generations. Through its Community Investment Fund (CIF)…

Every suicide is a profound tragedy and a loss of human potential. As a public health concern, suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the U.S. Most persons who die from suicide have underlying…

The leading cause of death among children and teens ages 1-17 has changed, and understanding this shift is crucial for keeping them safe. For decades, car crashes held that tragic distinction, but…

Frequent dizziness after standing could be a sign of POTS.

We recently cared for a young woman who had a rare, giant thrombosed (or partially clotted) cerebral aneurysm that had ruptured.

Photo by: Ronit Bezalel Narrowing carotid arteries block blood flow to the brain and increase the risk of suffering a stroke, one of the most devastating causes of disability and death. But a…

Variety is the spice of life, and traveling is a great way to change your environment and experience something new. Neurological conditions don’t have to hold you back from experiencing life. Trips…

Photo by: Ronit Bezalel On Monday, Aug. 4, 2025, Michael Kreda was in a really great place. He and his wife, Noreen, were preparing for a family trip with their kids and grandson, where their youngest…