Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability in this country. More than 800,000 people have a stroke every year. Learn more about stroke and what you can do to prevent one.

Brain aneurysms are common – 1 in 50 people has an unruptured brain aneurysm. Women are more commonly affected than men.

It is easy for me to remember that May is Brain Tumor Awareness Month, since events during this month inspired me to become a neuro-oncologist.

Muhammad Ali’s Parkinson Disease (PD) could be, in part, attributed to boxing-related injuries. In the early days after his diagnosis, it was said that he began showing signs of PD after his retirement from boxing in 1981, ranging from tremors to slurred speech.

Most people are aware of the importance of eating well, and many even use vitamin supplements to promote better nutrition. What people typically don’t realize – particularly Parkinson’s patients – is the value of monitoring your intake of select vitamins.

For years, many people with Huntington’s disease have been told there is no help for them. Huntington’s disease is a difficult and complex disease to live with.