All Things Brain Health
They’re more than just headaches — for millions, migraines are debilitating. But what really causes them? And why do they affect some people and not others? Coming up, we're unlocking the migraine mystery — with the latest science, surprising triggers, and new hope for relief
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A military injury led to seizures. We look at the treatment that allows a veteran- now a doctor- to live seizure free.
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No one expects to be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in their 50’s but the disease can strike early. A patient opens up about his early onset and treatments that are making a difference.
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A new study found it’s not just about how many hours of sleep you get but your of sleep profile. We’ll explain the five patterns of sleep that researchers say affect brain activity in different ways.
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You’ve probably heard it all- walk more, eat health play brain games! But what really works to stave off dementia? Hear from one woman who’s doing everything she can and what experts say truly works.
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Urinary incontinence and pelvic pain — two common and often overlooked symptoms in cancer patients. Many are now finding relief through pelvic floor therapy. We’ll explore how the brain and pelvic floor are connected, and how disrupted signals can impact your daily life.
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Could hearing aids keep your brain young? New research is revealing a link between dementia and hearing loss. Our experts break down what it means and how early intervention could make a difference.
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He struggled with epilepsy most of his life- and nights were the most dreaded part because that’s when the worst seizures would strike. Today, this patient as his medical team at The University of Kansas Health System shows how surgery changed all of that.
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A concussion is a temporary change in brain function due to a head injury. It affects people of all ages and millions seek treatment in emergency departments every year. Doctors are now studying how a hormone called “ghrelin” might help treat concussions. Hear what The University of Kansas experts think.
info_outlineA military injury led to seizures. We look at the treatment that allows a veteran- now a doctor- to live seizure free.