December 2017/January 2018

After brain surgery to remove a benign tumor, the TV host and journalist makes her health a priority.

Some disorders or medications can cause weight loss while others pile on the pounds. Here's how to chart a middle course or adapt to the new you.

As a Black woman with young-onset Parkinson's disease, actress Victoria Dillard felt invisible. Thanks to her creative powers, she's being seen and heard more often.

It's important to find moments of solace during the holidays when living with grief and loss.

Need help with daily living? A trained capuchin monkey might be the solution.

Have a compelling story to share? Shoot a video and submit it to the American Academy of Neurology's annual film festival.

Nicole Albano, 33, was nearly silenced by dystonia. Now she's sharing her story, and a book, about her condition.

Heed our expert advice and you won't have to hibernate this winter.

Moving past loss and finding a new sense of purpose after years of caregiving is a gradual, up-and-down process. These expert tips can help ease the transition.

Marjorie Reid, 42, says undergoing temporal lobectomy for epilepsy greatly improved her life.