March/April 2008

Bruschi’s return to playing in the NFL is an extraordinary stroke recovery story.

Research suggests the health benefits of the Mediterranean diet include lower blood pressure and protection against chronic conditions like cancer and stroke.

Kids are a lot more in tune with issues you may be dealing with than you realize, so be open and honest when talking about health problems with them.

When it comes to talking about sharing your health problems with friends and family, fear is almost always worse than the actual situation.

Research shows people who started taking statins to lower cholesterol after a stroke lowered their risk of future strokes and heart disease.

After being diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson’s, Marlene Kahan has advocated for Parkinson’s disease awareness. Now she’s being recognized for her tireless dedication.

The symptoms of restless legs—and the irresistible urge to move your limbs—interferes with sleep for many people. These facts put RLS in perspective.

Adapting a home for someone with a newly diagnosed neurological disorder doesn't have to be a nightmare. Avoid common pitfalls of accessible home remodeling with these tips.

The sooner pain signals are blocked, the better patients deal with their wounds. That’s why the military is training doctors in new pain prevention techniques.

After a horrific accident, Eliette Markhbein became passionate about unleashing the power of creativity to help others recover from trauma.