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While it's rare, people can develop Alzheimer's in their 30s and 40s.

Small shifts in your daily eating patterns can add up to big heart benefits.

With the help of her neuro-oncologist and a team of old friends, Joanne Walsh is successfully navigating the challenges of living with glioblastoma.

Your loved one's behavior can be upsetting and frustrating for you. But having Alzheimer's or dementia is even worse for them.

Headaches are usually just minor annoyances, but they can be a sign of a serious health problem, particularly if the headache pain is severe or persistent.

Women may overlook more subtle symptoms and delay getting care.

Charity Fowler had a rare type of stroke. She writes about her trauma, recovery, and the stroke symptoms we should all know about.

Brain injuries can affect everything your body does, including your ability to talk, think, taste, and even breathe.

Equestrian tradition says to get right back on after falling off a horse. Stephanie Bajo, PsyD, a head injury and concussion expert, explains how equestrians should handle falls to reduce the chance of serious injury.

Chronic stress and anxiety increases inflammation in your arteries and throughout your body.