View inline View popup Table 2 Neurological disturbances, blink reflex responses, outcome, and associated lesions of 15 patients with infarction of the lower brain stem. Patients with normal blink ...

Researchers analysed brain imaging data from over 241,000 adults aged over 50 who underwent either CT or MRI between 2009 and ...

Efficacy and brain modulation mechanisms of acupuncture for chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome revealed by structural MRI changes Zhen Wang 1 † Jinmei Wu 2 † Cong Deng 1 Yongbo Hu 2 ...

The Beautiful Danger of Normal Life During an Autocratic Rise David Leonhardt sits down with M. Gessen to unpack this new phase of the Trump era.

What is Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus? Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) is a neurological condition caused by a buildup of fluid in or around the brain, which interferes with normal brain function.

“Piano Man” singer Billy Joel, 76, said Friday that he is bowing out of his 2025 tour after being diagnosed with the brain condition normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH). Recent live ...

Here’s how to tell the difference. Many people worry they are developing serious cognitive deficits when these are in fact only minor and within the bounds of normal aging.

It also considers the next steps following a negative MRI result, outlines some additional diagnostic tests doctors may use, and answers some frequently asked questions about pituitary tumors.

By comparison, conventional MRI machines in wide use in hospitals today are usually 1.5 or at most 3 T. The main benefit of that extra power is that much higher resolution images of the brain can ...

Doctors found no significant evidence of MRI-detectable brain injuries in those who said they were experiencing “Havana syndrome” and the healthy control group.

In one study, NIH researchers took a closer look at the brains of people who were believed to have Havana syndrome and found no consistent evidence of brain injury and no significant differences ...

As Alpers disease affects a person’s mtDNA, it influences ATP production and causes dysfunction in areas of the body that require a lot of energy, such as the brain, muscles, and liver.