Brain Health & Conditions

Women often experience strokes differently than men — and age, race and ethnicity can affect their risks

Changes in diet, exercise and daily routines can help slow or stop progression of MS and prevent disability

Outdoor light exposure in the evening may be a risk factor for Alzheimer’s in people under age 65, Rush study finds

Rebecca O’Dwyer, MD, is a neurologist and epileptologist in the Rush Epilepsy Center and is the director of the Epilepsy Clinic for Older Adults at Rush. Her clinical expertise is in epilepsy and cognition, as well as epilepsy and seizures in the older adult population.

Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience aims to assist care coordination, support for caregivers

Rush is one of nine centers named in the national program

Veteran finds hope, healing after completing accelerated brain health program

Rush University System for Health is sharing its plan to eliminate the barriers in health care preventing many from living their best, healthiest lives.

Donor-supported endowments drive the work of Rush University faculty members in perpetuity

In this episode, Augusto Miravalle, MD, the Chief of the Section of Multiple Sclerosis at RUSH, discusses the importance of whole brain health for MS patients, his work to reach and treat underserved populations, and the vital role patient education plays for beneficial short and long-term outcomes