Migraine attacks can increase after a stress let down
A new study published in Neurology discusses how migraine sufferers who experience reduced stress from one day to the next are at an increased risk on a migraine attack. Migraine is a chronic condition...
View ArticleReducing Migraines with Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery
An interesting article titled “Non-Endoscopic Deactivation of Nerve Triggers in Migraine Headache Patients,” appears in the 2014 issue of the journal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery written by Lisa...
View ArticleRheumatologic Diseases Can Initially Present Like Neurological Disorders
Research appearing in the Current Neurology and Neuroscience Reports have shown that lupus and other rheumatologic disorders can initially present as neurological disorders such as headaches and...
View ArticleFinding Relief From Headaches with Meditation
According to research published in the journal Headache, meditation may help migraine headache sufferers. Researchers have known that stress can be a trigger for headaches but there hasn’t been a whole...
View ArticleA new marker in blood for migraine?
An interesting article titled “Interictal, circulating sphingolipids in women with episodic migraine: A case-control study” written by B. L. Peterlin and et al. discusses that a new marker in blood may...
View ArticleDiseases that causes rashes on the skin can trigger neurological problems
An interesting chapter titled “Acquired neurocutaneous disorders” which appeared last year discusses how diseases that cause rashes and skin problems can trigger neuroglical conditions such as migraine...
View ArticleMigraine treament with monoclonal antibodies
Migraine headaches affect around 6 to 8% of males and 10 to 12% of females. It is one of the top five neurological conditions and costs people healthy lives. There is little research on how the current...
View ArticleTarget specific brain cells to help with neuropathic pain
Researchers from Rutgers University have explored treating chronic neuropathic pain which affects over 1 million Americans. Neuropathic pain results when nerve damage is caused due to injury, surgery...
View ArticleElements of Lithium in Water Slows Alzheimer’s Disease Death
New research shows that trace elements of lithium in drinking water may slow down death rates from Alzheimer’s disease. In addition, rates of diabetes and obesity also decrease if there is lithium in...
View ArticleMedical Students Are At Risk For Suicide
Medical students have the difficult task of learning through science and rigorous academic training to take care of others. Med students can suffer from many ailments including anxiety, stress or...
View ArticleDeadly Dentistry: Death in the Dental Chair
If you are thinking about having any dental work done for yourself or your loved ones you should know that in many cases it is not without risk and can even be deadly. There are many cases of death...
View ArticleChronic Migraine Sufferers More Prone to Temporomandibular Disorder
Researchers at the University of São Paulo in Brazil have found that more frequent migraine attacks lead to more severe temporomandibular disorder (TMD). The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) acts like a...
View ArticleTop Benefits of Therapy
Everyone faces challenges and adversity in their lives that can result in stress. For many people a coping mechanism may be to talk to friends and family members or exercise to get endorphins flowing....
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Is Flossing Really Beneficial?
As the perceived wisdom goes, flossing helps keep your teeth healthy and prevents gum disease. However, studies in recent years have called into question this long-established recommendation, see also...
View ArticleTop Do’s and Dont’s To Follow After Tooth Extraction
Tooth extractions are fairly common, but it’s important to get your teeth extracted the right way and follow certain dos and don’ts after the extraction. The after-care process is very important if you...
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Getting Braces Before or After Wisdom Teeth Extraction: Which is The Better...
Is it better to get braces or wait for a child’s wisdom teeth to come through? This is the most common question that most orthodontists are asked by their patients. The common concern that all parents...
View Article7 Tips for Dealing with Teeth Grinding
Dealing with teeth grinding can be a real challenge, but as it’s a problem that can cause headaches, jaw pain and damage to your teeth too, it’s not something that should be ignored. For those that...
View ArticleDentist Removed the Wrong Teeth, What Can I Do?
When it comes to visiting the dentist, there aren’t too many people who particularly enjoy the prospect of having dental work done nor, of course, the possibility of having to have a tooth removed....
View ArticleWays to Improve Your Life: Meditation, Breathing Exercises, and Seeing a...
There are different techniques that one can take to try to improve their overall health and life. It has long been thought by Yogis and Buddhists that meditation and breathing exercises strengthen our...
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Poor Oral Health is Linked to Depression: Implications for Public Health
A 2014 research project confirmed the link between poor oral health and depression, a relevant finding that can help in improving public health. Oral health plays a significant role in the mental...
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