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  1. – ADHD
  2. – ALS
  3. – Alzheimer's
  4. – Anorexia
  5. – Back Pain
  6. – Brain Tumors
  7. – Brain inflammation
  8. – Concussion
  9. – Dementia
  10. – Eating disorders
  11. – Exercise
  12. – Fainting
  13. – Fatigue
  14. – Headaches
  15. – Headaches
  16. – Insomnia
  17. – Krabbe Disease
  18. – Lazy eye
  19. – Medications
  20. – Memory Loss
  21. – Meningitis
  22. – Migraines
  23. – Multiple sclerosis
  24. – Parkinsons
  25. – Restless leg syndrome
  26. – Seizures
  27. – Severe Dizziness
  28. – Sinus headaches
  29. – Sleep apnea
  30. – Slip disc
  31. – Stroke
  32. – TMJ disorder
  33. – Vertigo
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Brain Injury Linked to Mercury Vaccine Preservative

Parents and scientists concerned about an increasingly aggressive childhood vaccine schedule haven been given additional credence, according to a study in the journal NeuroToxicology. A team of researchers from the University of Pittsburgh found that infant macaque monkeys receiving a single Hepatitis B vaccine containing the mercury-based preservative thimerosal experienced delays in developing critical reflexes controlled by the brainstem. The monkeys that did not receive the vaccine developed normally.
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How Sleep Apnea Can Cause a Stroke

Obstructive sleep apnea decreases blood flow to the brain and causes changes in the brain that increase sufferers' risk of suffering from a stroke or dying in their sleep, according to a study published by The American Physiological Society. The decreased blood flow to the brain causes elevated blood pressure within the brain that eventually harms the brain's ability to modulate these changes and prevent damage to itself. ( Read more about How Sleep Apnea Can Cause a Stroke)

Expert Commentary: Steven Park, M.D. 2/2/2010

We know a lot about the molecular and biochemical processes that occur with Alzheimer's Disease. Autopsy studies show amyloid plaque deposition and neurofibrilary tangles. About 5% are hereditary, and the rest are spontaneous. There are different types of dementia, of which vascular dementia is the largest component. We also know that patients with atherosclerotic risk factors and history of stroke have the highest risk for AD. ( Read more about Expert Commentary: Steven Park, M.D. 2/2/2010)

Ice Cream's Effect On The Brain

Your brain may be to blame for interfering with your best efforts to stop indulging in scoop after scoop of ice cream or even that extra burger. Research appearing in The Journal of Clinical Investigation suggests that fat from certain foods we eat goes directly to our brain before it targets our stomach or thighs. These fat molecules cause the brain to send messages to the body's cells, telling them to ignore appetite-suppressing signals from leptin and insulin - hormones responsible for weight regulation.
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Fruits and Vegetables Linked to Positive Cognitive Performance

Researchers in Germany examined the links between fruit and vegetable consumption, plasma micronutrient status and cognitive performance in health subjects aged 45-105 years. Published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, the results indicated higher cognitive performance in individuals with a high daily intake of fruits and vegetables.
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Why a Cognitive Workout is Important to Brain Health

According to Shlomo Breznitz, former professor of psychology, and president of University of Haifa, Israel - as we age, the choices we make about diet, exercise, and sleep can impact our brain's health over time. Some of these choices not only keep our brain functioning, but can also reduce the debilitating impact of Alzheimer's. ( Read more about Why a Cognitive Workout is Important to Brain Health)

Migraines Affect Mostly Women

Headaches affect roughly 45 million people in the United States. Of those people, migraine headaches are the most common type of headache that sends patients to their doctor's office. Migraines occur when constricting blood vessels in the brain cause intense, recurring vascular headaches. Like other forms of headaches, women suffer from migraines more often than men. ( Read more about Migraines Affect Mostly Women)

7 Factors That Make Us Eat More Food

The amount we eat every day is a factor not only of our genetics, the strength of our willpower or our metabolic rate. A lot more is at work, such as:


Time of day. Each of us gets into routines that psychologically "tell" our bodies we need food at the same time each day. "Part of the reason you're hungry at noon is because that's the time you've eaten for the last 100 days," said Randy Seeley, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Cincinnati.

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Sleep Loss And Alzheimer's Linked

Chronic sleep deprivation demonstrated in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease makes brain plaques appear earlier and more often, according to a Washington University School of Medicine report published in Science Express. The researchers involved also found that orexin, a protein that helps regulate the sleep cycle, appears to be directly involved in the increase.
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Biomaterial Gel Can Spark Brain Tissue Regeneration

Brain tissue may be able to regenerate at the site of a traumatic brain injury through use of an injectable biomaterial gel, according to research conducted by a Clemson University engineer. Assistant professor of bioengineering, Ning Zhang, has demonstrated that the biomaterial gel composed of both synthetic and natural sources has the potential to spark the growth of an individual's own neural stem cells in the body, allowing recovery of injured brain tissue.
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Skull Base Surgery Westchester, New York

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Hawthorne, NY 10532
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Skull base disorders are very serious and can be life threatening. That is why it is very important to choose the right team of doctors to perform your surgery. One option if you are looking to have skull base surgery, or are just interested in obtaining more information, is the Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates, P.C. in Westchester, New York at the New York Medical College. They have many years of experience and are courteous and professional with all of their patients.


Stereotactic/ Functional Neurosurgery Westchester, NY

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19 Bradhurst Ave., Ste. 2800
Hawthorne, NY 10532
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Dr. Charles Garell, MD is the head of Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery at New York Medical College. Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates, P.C., are the experts to consult if you are considering a surgery as serious as Stereotactic Neurosurgery. They have performed countless successful operations, and are always concerned with the welfare of their patients. They are located in Westchester, NY and are only 20 miles from Manhattan.


Stereotactic Radiosurgery Westchester, New York

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Stereotactic Radiosurgery is a highly accurate form of radiation therapy used for the treatment of brain tumors. It is very important to see a well trained professional once you have decided to undergo this procedure. If you think that Radiosurgery is something you are interested in, Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates, P.C. of Westchester, New York, can answer all of your questions and address all of your concerns.


Spine Surgery Westchester, New York

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Hawthorne, NY 10532
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The New York Medical College and the Westchester Medical Center are both top tier medical facilities when it comes to carrying a staff of exceptional neurosurgeons. The team of medical professionals at Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates has both the credentials and the careful precision to deliver exceptional surgery that will leave you feeling safe and comfortable in the process.


Cerebrovascular Surgery/ Endovascular Surgery Westchester, NY

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19 Bradhurst Ave., Ste. 2800
Hawthorne, NY 10532
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If you're looking for a staff of professionals who are unquestionably skilled in the field of neurology, New York Medical College and Westchester Medical Center are both exceptional facilities. At Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates in Westchester, NY, the neurosurgeons handle both cerebrovascular and endovascular surgery, using the utmost care and precision, ensuring that each procedure is safe, effective, and comfortable for their clients.


Epilepsy Surgery Westchester, New York

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Hawthorne, NY 10532
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If you know someone who has Epilepsy and might be a candidate for surgery, a good place to contact is the Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates of the New York Medical College in Westchester, New York. The neurosurgeons there are experts in their field and are completely professional and friendly with everyone they come across.


Neurosurgery/ Neurosurgeon Rockland, New York

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Hawthorne, NY 10532
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Are you looking for a neurosurgeon with the qualifications to handle each procedure with delicate care and expertise? The place to find a skilled staff of surgeons who can deliver quality neurosurgery is at the Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates in Rockland, New York, which is affiliated with both The New York Medical College and the Westchester Medical Center. The neurosurgeons there have both the compassion and the credentials to make you feel safe and comfortable throughout the procedure.


Neuro-Oncology Westchester, New York

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Are you looking to be treated by a team of exceptional surgeons? Then look no further than the Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates in Westchester, New York. Associated with New York Medical College, there, you can receive quality neuro-oncology services from a staff that is thoroughly trained to handle their clients with the utmost concern and care.


Neurosurgery/ Neurosurgeon Westchester, New York

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19 Bradhurst Ave., Ste. 2800
Hawthorne, NY 10532
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The New York Medical College and the Westchester Medical Center is a top facility in Westchester, New York if you are searching for a great roster of neurosurgeons for your neurosurgery procedure. There, at Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates, the neurosurgeons understand how serious of a procedure it is that you are about to undertake. These neurosurgeons have many academic and professional credentials so that you can feel safe and secure in working with them.


Pediatric Neurosurgery Westchester, New York

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Looking for a medical facility with a qualified staff of surgeons whom you can trust to provide quality pediatric care for your children? Then Neurological and Spine Surgery Associates in Westchester, New York is just the place to turn to. There, you will meet a team of qualified neurosurgeons who perform pediatric neurosurgery with the sensitivity and clinical expertise necessary to have your child feel at ease throughout the whole procedure.