Browsing: neurology

Minimally Invasive Brain Surgery offers a safer, more precise way to treat complex brain conditions. With smaller incisions and advanced technology, it reduces pain, scarring, and recovery time.

Imagine wanting to say something but being unable to express it. That’s the daily reality for millions living with aphasia. Learn what causes this misunderstood condition, how it affects lives, and the steps we can take to support those diagnosed.

Stanford Medicine scientists have developed a groundbreaking way to study organ ageing and predict disease risk by analysing proteins in…

Explore synaesthesia, a neurological phenomenon where individuals can taste words and hear colours, and discover the science behind it.

Recap: Seizure vs Epilepsy In our previous article, we talked about the differences between seizures and epilepsy: a seizure being…

Definition: Seizure Vs Epilepsy A seizure is an abnormal surge in electrical activity in the brain which may affect a…

Have you ever felt a throbbing pain or pulsing sensation on one side of the head? Does sensitivity to light…

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Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is a degenerative disorder of the brain, characterised commonly by progressive memory loss, cognitive deficit (reduced mental…

Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder of the brain leading to the death of dopamine-producing cells. The resultant decrease in…