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  1. What Is the Association Cortex and What Does It Do?

    Beyond basic senses and movement, the association cortex integrates information to form coherent thought, personality, and our awareness of the world.

    By Jessica Knox
  2. What Is the Penumbra of the Brain in an Ischemic Stroke?

    Following a stroke, the penumbra is a zone of at-risk but salvageable tissue, creating a critical window for intervention to preserve brain function.

    By Issa Warsame
  3. Perry Syndrome: Causes, Core Symptoms, and Management

    Learn about Perry syndrome, a rare inherited disorder where a single gene mutation results in a distinct combination of neurological and respiratory symptoms.

    By Arthur Benson
  4. Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Dementia: Symptoms & Treatment

    Explore a distinct form of dementia that often presents unique challenges but holds the potential for effective intervention and improved outcomes.

    By Robyn Nakamura
  5. Rapid Dementia: Causes, Warning Signs, and Diagnosis

    A sudden change in cognitive function requires a careful medical evaluation to understand its origin and distinguish it from other treatable health issues.

    By Shelly Chan
  6. How to Improve the Glymphatic System

    Learn how the brain’s natural waste clearance system works. Discover how your daily routines can support this vital process for long-term cognitive health.

    By Natalia M. Lebedeva
  7. What Is Memory Retrieval and How Does It Work?

    Uncover the cognitive process of accessing stored memories, exploring the neural mechanics and the subtle factors that influence what we can recall.

    By Emilio Ward
  8. What Is Circumoral Numbness and What Causes It?

    Numbness around the mouth has diverse origins, from metabolic imbalances to neurological conditions. Understand what to expect during a medical evaluation.

    By Anne Stewart
  9. What Percentage of Epilepsy Is Genetic?

    Explore the nuanced role of genetics in epilepsy. Learn how genetic influence exists on a spectrum, from being a direct cause to creating a predisposition.

    By Maren Slater
  10. Holoprosencephaly in Adults: Symptoms and Prognosis

    The long-term outlook for adults with holoprosencephaly is defined by the condition’s specific form and the management of associated health needs.

    By Elliot Harper
  11. What Is Exencephaly? Causes, Diagnosis, and Prognosis

    A medical overview of exencephaly, explaining how the condition is identified and its progression to anencephaly during pregnancy.

    By Rory Martin
  12. ALS Prevalence Rates and Key Demographic Factors

    Explore the data on ALS prevalence, examining the statistical distribution of the disease across different populations and the factors shaping these numbers.

    By Wren Barlow
  13. The Human Spinal Cord: Anatomy, Functions, and Injuries

    Understand the spinal cord’s role as the central pathway for information between the brain and body, governing both sensation and coordinated movement.

    By Wyatt Emerson
  14. The Interictal Period: What Happens Between Seizures?

    The time between seizures is not a quiet phase. Discover the underlying brain activity of the interictal period and its impact on cognition, mood, and well-being.

    By Wendy Dunn