Having fluid in your skull around your brain is normal – however, when that fluid becomes excessive and causes a widening of the ventricles in the brain, it’s known as hydrocephalus. This natural fluid is called cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) meant to cradle your brain from injury, notes MedicineNet.com. Having an accumulation of CSF can put […]
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Also known as cerebral atrophy, this can occur as a result of many diseases of the brain (including strokes, traumatic brain injuries, Alzheimer’s, and others), resulting in a loss of brain neurons (and brain mass). The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke notes brain atrophy can be generalized – meaning the entire brain has […]
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Would you realize if you, or someone you loved, was suffering a brain aneurysm? We’ve created a list of 5 facts and symptoms of a brain aneurysm.
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The symptoms of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can take days or even weeks to show up, and can cause a range of problems. Stay safe and get informed by reading about these 8 signs of TBI to keep in mind.
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Eating disorders are linked with both genetics and situational factors. Cultural obsession with thinness as evidenced in media and advertising is thought to play a role. We look into some important eating disorder facts for adolescents and young adults.
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Pretty much all sports come with some risk of injury, but that doesn’t stop us! Here’s a look at the 9 most common sports related injuries.
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