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John McCain, a US Senator for 30 years and two-time presidential candidate, died of a glioblastoma brain tumor one year after diagnosis.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
John McCain, a US Senator for 30 years and two-time presidential candidate, died of a glioblastoma brain tumor one year after diagnosis.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
The purpose of the brain-mapping Project is to acquire and share data about the structural and functional connectivity of the human brain.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
TUMORS OF THE CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM Brain and Spine Tumors can form in […]| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
ANA is a team of expert neurosurgeons and medical professionals, who combine their decades of knowledge to provide information, events, and articles on a range of neurological conditions.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
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November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month (NEAM). The goal of these 30 days this month […] The post November Is National Epilepsy Awareness Month appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
Many people associate September with autumn leaves, a cool breeze and children waiting at the bus stop anticipating their first day of school. But, September also marks Hydrocephalus Awareness Month. The post Hydrocephalus – A Shunting Alternative Treatment for Hydrocephalus appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
How does epilepsy impact the social and emotional lives of children, and of their families […] The post Living With Epilepsy: The Path to a Normal Life appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
Have you ever wondered what Lil Wayne, Elton John, Danny Glover and Alexander the Great all have in common? If you were thinking they all have great musical abilities, or that they could potentially rule the world, that’s not a bad guess. But they actually all have epilepsy, a condition that affects nearly 125,000 Americans per year. The post Epilepsy Affects Even the Biggest Celebrities appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
Here’s food for thought: The average adult human brain has about 100 billion cells. Scientists used to think that past childhood, the brain stopped developing. Once all of its connections formed, they were set for life, and then, all these cells would simply begin their inexorable decline. The post Six Ways to Boost Your Brainpower appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
Living with hydrocephalus can present daily challenges, both before and after treatment. At Advanced Neurosurgery […] The post Living With Hydrocephalus: An Independent Life appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
This year’s World Spine Day is “Straighten Up and Move”, promoting good posture and proper body movement in maintaining good spinal health. The post Get Moving: It’s World Spine Day on October 16 appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
Raising a child with hydrocephalus can be a scary adjustment. The build-up of brain cerebrospinal […] The post Raising a Child With Hydrocephalus: The Journey to a Happy Life appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
With the Baby Boomer generation reaching the ranks of the elderly, there’s a new consciousness […] The post Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus Often Mistaken as Dementia appeared first on Advanced Neurosurgery Associates.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
September is Hydrocephalus Awareness Month. Hydrocephalus is the most common congenital brain defect with 1 in 500 infants born with it.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
US President Biden's son, Joseph (Beau) Biden III, died of a glioblastoma brain tumor on May 30th 2015, one of the most common.| Advanced Neurosurgery Associates
