Brain Health & Conditions
Life After Locked-In
Indiana woman moving, talking again after suffering rare, stroke-related paralysis
Healthy Habits May Improve Longevity, Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease
Ongoing research at RUSH offers more insights on Alzheimer's prevention
Statins a Potential New Avenue for Movement Disorders Research
Study finds people taking statins may have reduced risk of developing parkinsonism signs
Understanding Bruce Willis' Aphasia Diagnosis
A Rush speech therapist clears up some misconceptions about aphasia
Older Adults on Statins May Have Lower Risk of Parkinsonism
Study by RUSH researchers could be 'good news' for people with movement disorder
Why the ACT for ALS Matters
New law will increase funding for ALS research and access to promising treatments
Could COVID-19 Raise Risk for Dementia?
Rush researchers seeking answer in NIH-funded study
O'Toole Named Co-Director of Rush Neurosciences
John O’Toole, MD, MS, will serve as surgical director for the service line
Attitude is Everything: Sherry Koppel's Giving Campaign
Join Sherry Koppel in supporting the Parkinson’s disease research program at Rush University Medical Center.
Rush Use of Robotic Technology Earns National Spotlight
Scripps News report showcases robotic system for neurovascular care