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  1. How To Increase Alpha Waves

    Alpha waves support calm focus and relaxation. Learn how meditation, breathing, exercise, and other evidence-based methods can help increase them.

    By Jessica Knox
  2. How to Score Limb Ataxia Using the SARA Scale

    Learn how to score the four limb ataxia items on the SARA scale, from finger chase to heel-to-shin, with tips on interpreting results and alternative tools.

    By Elliot Harper
  3. Is Epilepsy a Learning Disability or Something Else?

    Epilepsy isn’t a learning disability, but it often affects learning. Here’s why the two overlap and what protections exist for students with epilepsy.

    By Rebecca Torres
  4. Is Vertigo a Disability Under the ADA?

    Vertigo may qualify as an ADA disability, but it depends on how it limits your daily life. Here’s what you need to know to seek workplace protections.

    By Ana Estrada
  5. Is Myasthenia Gravis A Form Of Muscular Dystrophy

    Myasthenia gravis and muscular dystrophy both cause muscle weakness, but they’re distinct conditions with different causes, treatments, and outlooks.

    By Talia Brennan
  6. Is Talking in Your Sleep a Sign of Dementia?

    Sleep talking is usually harmless, but certain nighttime behaviors—like acting out dreams—can be an early sign of conditions like Parkinson’s disease.

    By Isabella Sandoval
  7. What Are The 10 Warning Signs Of Alzheimer’S Disease

    Learn the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer’s disease, how they differ from normal aging, and why catching them early can make a real difference.

    By Shelly Chan
  8. Is Acquired Savant Syndrome Real? The Science Behind It

    Some people develop remarkable artistic or mathematical skills after a brain injury. Here’s what science knows about why that happens.

    By Jessica Knox
  9. How Rare Is CADASIL and Why Is It Underdiagnosed?

    CADASIL affects roughly 2–5 per 100,000 people, but misdiagnosis is common. Learn why this inherited stroke condition is harder to spot than you’d expect.

    By Elliot Harper
  10. Is Myasthenia Gravis Curable or Just Treatable?

    Myasthenia gravis has no permanent cure yet, but remission is possible. Learn how treatments, thymectomy, and newer therapies help people manage it well.

    By Talia Brennan
  11. Is Vertigo a Disability Under the Equality Act?

    Vertigo can qualify as a disability under the Equality Act, but it depends on how it affects your daily life. Here’s what you need to know.

    By Ana Estrada
  12. What Is Demyelinating Disease? Symptoms & Treatment

    Demyelinating diseases damage the protective coating around nerves, disrupting signals in the brain and body. Learn how they’re recognized and treated.

    By Talia Brennan
  13. Is Restless Leg Syndrome a VA Disability?

    Yes, RLS can qualify as a VA disability. Learn how it’s rated, what service connection options exist, and what evidence supports your claim.

    By Tracy Flores
  14. How to Treat Mild Cognitive Impairment: What Works

    Evidence-based strategies for mild cognitive impairment, from exercise and diet to blood pressure control and sleep apnea treatment.

    By Corinne Walker