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What is Multiple Sclerosis?
by Barbara Giesser
Multiple Sclerosis occurs unexpectedly, usually when people are just embarking on their adult lives. MS is believed to be an autoimmune disease. Normally, the immune system recognizes the body as “Self’ and protects it from outside entities, such as germs. The central nervous system or...
6 Ways to Improve Brain Health
by Sarah McEwen, PhD
The ability to maintain one’s brain health throughout one’s life should be of utmost importance in pursuing health and longevity. The brain is remarkably plastic (neuroplasticity) giving it the ability to change and improve throughout your lifetime. Neural connections in the brain can adjust and...
Brain Surgery Through the Eyebrow (Supraorbital Craniotomy)
by Daniel F. Kelly
Brain surgery through the eyebrow—also known as supraorbital craniotomy—is a minimally invasive “keyhole” technique used to remove select brain and skull base tumors. This approach allows surgeons to access tumors near the frontal lobe, optic nerves, and pituitary region through a small incision hidden within...
Last updated: February 10th, 2026