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Most people think of Parkinson’s as a disease of obvious trembling. That image is partly accurate, but it’s also incomplete in important ways. By the time a resting tremor becomes noticeable enough to bring someone into a clinic, the neurological process behind it has often been building for years. The first signs of Parkinson’s are…

Memory slips are easy to dismiss. A forgotten name, a misplaced key, a meeting that slipped through the mental net. Most of the time, these are just the ordinary friction of a busy life. But some patterns of cognitive change differ in quality, frequency, and what they interfere with. And recognizing those patterns early matters…

There are headaches, and then there are cluster headaches. Most people who have experienced both don’t need the distinction explained. Neurologists describe cluster headaches as one of the most severe pain conditions in all of medicine. Patients who have lived through them often say nothing else compares. What is a cluster headache, exactly? It’s a…

Imagine being afraid to brush your teeth. Or to eat. Or to smile at someone, because the simple act of moving your face might trigger a wave of pain so intense it stops you in your tracks. That’s what life with trigeminal neuralgia can look like. It’s a chronic neurological condition that affects the trigeminal…