Intense Exercise May Delay the Progression of Parkinson’s Disease
A recent study published online at JAMA Neurology, provides evidence that exercise is not only safe for Parkinson's disease, but may also hold the key to stopping the advancement of…
A recent study published online at JAMA Neurology, provides evidence that exercise is not only safe for Parkinson's disease, but may also hold the key to stopping the advancement of…
Springtime is in full bloom and summer is right around the corner, so you know what that means? Beaches, barbecues, and bugs! While beaches and barbecues are fun, the last…
Say It Out Loud: There Is No Shame in Mental Illness. These are important words that every child, teen, and adult should hear! May is Mental Health Awareness Month, with…
A condition called XLHED that was thought to be incurable has been treated, and a paper describing the procedure, which can be found here, was released on the 26th April…
Every year, May 20th is celebrated as International Clinical Trials Day. On this day organizations that are involved in the fields of science and medicine hold events to promote education…
Kelsey is a unique child. Her story still doesn’t have an end or an answer. Only suggestions. Maybe mitochondrial disease. Brain atrophy. The two could even be connected. Kelsey’s parents…
A study carried out by researchers at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital has discovered that the extremely common Epstein-Barr virus is a risk factor for seven diseases, including lupus and multiple sclerosis.…
A new clinical study shows how the internet may provide opportunities for therapy. The study’s results detail how an online program called Elevida reduces fatigue in patients with multiple sclerosis.…