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

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…

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 revolutionary study — the CREST2…

Learn subtle stroke symptoms and how to use BE-FAST and how to help lower your risk.

A neurologist provides facts about this progressive nervous system disease.

Receiving a new medical diagnosis can be overwhelming, with many unknowns — especially when it’s brain cancer. Hearing the words “you have a brain tumor” can shake your world, and life may look very…

For more than two years, Sandwich resident Mary Wiley struggled with crippling back pain. “I'd gone through physical therapy and had multiple steroid injections,” she said. “Nothing helped.” Wiley’s…

Drinking alcohol is common — more than 84% of adults in the United States report having a drink at some point. Enjoying an occasional drink is unlikely to significantly impact your health — however…

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming healthcare. Across the world, doctors are discovering ways that AI can positively impact how they assess and treat their patients. “Neurologists…

Strokes are frightening and sometimes life-changing medical emergencies. Because they happen with little or no warning, they often seem like they come out of nowhere. So, what puts some people at a…

Each year, approximately 40,000 people in the United States develop a condition known as Bell’s palsy — temporary facial nerve paralysis that usually affects one side of the face. While sudden facial…