Brain & Nerves
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Autism on the Rise: More Diagnoses, More Awareness or Both?
Autism and neurodivergence are being redefined by a new generation as more young people use social media to discuss diagnoses. What does it mean for awareness, proper diagnosis and identity?
Marine Corps Veteran Gets a Second Chance at Life After Second Stroke
With his daughter by his side, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Chuck Martens recovers from his second stroke with the help of the UH Comprehensive Stroke Center.
Are Power Naps Good for Your Brain?
Experiencing an afternoon slump? If timed right, a short nap can revive your brain and make the rest of your day more productive.
Is Scrolling Giving You Brain Rot?
The term captures both the addictive nature of shallow digital media, and the perceived psychological and cognitive effects of overconsuming it.
Brainspan: The Science of Staying Sharp as You Age
Can we keep our minds sharp as we age — or is that just wishful thinking? From genetics to supplements to diet, we’re unpacking the science of brain health.
Next-Generation Cochlear Implants Protect Natural Hearing
Previously reserved only for people with the most severe hearing loss, cochlear implants are now an option for patients with moderate hearing loss.
Why More Young Adults Are Experiencing Strokes
While strokes are often associated with older adults, younger people are experiencing them more frequently.
The Signs of ALS and Why Early Detection Matters
While there’s no cure for the disease, early diagnosis enables supportive care and medication that can slow progression for some patients.