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Treating hearing loss as we age helps protect brain health and quality of life. Learn more.

Although classified as benign, craniopharyngiomas pose a great challenge. Find out why Dr. Harvey Cushing, father of modern neurosurgery, called these pituitary tumors "the most formidable of intracranial tumors."

For those living with multiple sclerosis, six lifestyle choices are key to brain health and living well.

Normal pressure hydrocephalus is characterized by an abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain’s ventricles, leading to increased pressure that can damage brain tissues. Learn more.

Trauma may be masquerading as cognitive decline, causing symptoms that affect memory, attention, and normal executive brain functioning of everyday life. Insights into how interventions may separate the two can lead to a path of healing trauma – and potentially alleviating associated cognitive symptoms.

Learn how a brain health diet and the MIND diet support healthy aging, reduce inflammation, and promote cognitive wellness, plus expert recommendations from the Pacific Brain Health Center.

With an increasing number of individuals surviving a cancer diagnosis, one of the most common concerns raised by cancer survivors is cognitive dysfunction, frequently referred to as “chemobrain”.

Returning to humanitarian surgical work in Ecuador reminded Dr. Amit Kochhar why medical mission opportunities matter. Learn more.

Small daily habits build lasting emotional resilience. Learn how to cultivate joy every day and how PNI's Brain Wellness & Lifestyle Program can help.

The MIND diet aims to reduce dementia and the decline in brain health that often occurs as people age. It combines aspects of two well-researched diets, the Mediterranean Diet and Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH).