Neuroscience Blog

Being difficult to treat and having no known cure, chronic neuropathic pain can significantly lower the quality of life of people who suffer from it.

Getting used to a life with a baby isn’t easy, and it’s normal for moms (and dads) to feel tired in the first year of

ttps If you’re one of the 38 million Americans (and counting) who experience migraines more often than they’d like to, then you probably know that

Accepting that you have depression and submitting yourself to treatment is difficult enough as it is, but what happens when months pass and you still

We all get anxious or nervous from time to time—it’s normal to feel this way if you’re e.g. having trouble at work or have other

Neuropathic pain or nerve pain is one of the most intense types of chronic pain, which can (over time) become crippling and begin to affect all

According to statistics from 2017, stroke is the number five cause of death in the US, and it takes nearly 130,000 lives every year. To

While the “rising popularity” of Xanax and other benzodiazepines, such as Valium and Klonopin, isn’t exactly a secret, the fact remains that not a lot

In 1662, a British clergyman and physician called Henshaw came up with the idea to use pressure to treat people suffering from certain respiratory diseases.