When Parkinson’s Medicines Are No Longer Enough: Should You Consider DBS?
Parkinson’s medications manage symptoms effectively in the early years, but motor fluctuations, wearing-off episodes, and dyskinesia eventually reduce their reliability in a significant proportion of patients. Deep brain stimulation is a surgical intervention...
Why a Second Opinion Matters After a Brain Tumour Diagnosis?
A second opinion after a brain tumour diagnosis isn’t a sign of distrust it’s a standard step in neurooncology that can alter the treatment plan, surgical approach, and in some cases the diagnosis itself. Brain tumour grading errors, misclassified...
Brain Tumour Symptoms That Should Not Be Ignored
Dementia cannot always be prevented, but research suggests roughly 45% of cases are linked to modifiable risk factors, including high blood pressure, high LDL cholesterol, hearing and vision loss, physical inactivity, and social isolation. Most of these show...