Brain Health & Conditions
MS Is Different, and Often Worse, For Latinos
Latinos tend to have more severe symptoms and worse outcomes from multiple sclerosis than Caucasians
5 Facts You May Not Know About Brain Tumors
Warning signs, and why doctors are more optimistic than ever about brain tumor care
Cutting Edge, Multidisciplinary Neurosurgical Care at Rush With Vincent Traynelis, MD
Vincent Traynelis, MD, is the interim chair of the Department of Neurosurgery at Rush University Medical Center. He is also the vice chair of academic affairs and the director of the Spine and...
$10 Million Gift to Advance Precision Medicine in Alzheimer’s
The Paul M. Angell Family Foundation’s transformational gift to the Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center will enable researchers to explore new frontiers in brain health
Early Signs of Multiple Sclerosis
An expert explains which symptoms to watch for and the benefits of early treatment
Making Informed Decisions About Acoustic Neuroma Treatment
These benign tumors, also called vestibular schwannomas, can cause hearing loss, balance issues and more
MIND Diet Ranked No. 1 for Brain Health
U.S. News rates eating plan developed at Rush among the top overall and in nine categories
Women and Stroke: Symptoms, Causes and Risks
Women often experience strokes differently than men — and age, race and ethnicity can affect their risks
The Role of Diet and Lifestyle in Managing Multiple Sclerosis
Changes in diet, exercise and daily routines can help slow or stop progression of MS and prevent disability
Navigating the Challenges in Treating Older Adults With Epilepsy with Rebecca O’Dwyer, MD
Rebecca O’Dwyer, MD, is a neurologist and epileptologist in the Rush Epilepsy Center and is the director of the Epilepsy Clinic for Older Adults at Rush. Her clinical expertise is in epilepsy ...