August/September 2011

Dyslexia, paralysis, face blindness—nothing comes between the legendary artist and his canvas, except a brush.

Scientists aren’t sure what causes gliomas. However, researchers continue to advance the science that improves the survival of brain tumor patients.

When confronted with an incurable disease, people act in very different ways. However, research shows some methods are better than others.

Is risk of cell phone radiation a myth? Or should you lock your phone in a lead-lined box away from your body? Studies show the truth is still being discovered.

The physical effects of depression go far beyond what you can see, starting with memory loss.

Right now, there is no way to prevent muscular dystrophy. But recent research efforts are making headway toward treating the symptoms of MD.

Over the course of 50 years, I’ve developed several ways to treat my migraines so I can continue my daily mission of ministering to others.