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Introduction to Brain Plasticity Brain plasticity is defined as the nervous system's ability to create new nerve communication pathways in the...

What is Spastic Diplegia? Spastic diplegia, a subtype of Cerebral Palsy (CP), primarily affects leg movement, causing stiffness and jerky...

Pediatric strokes can be ischemic (resulting from blood clots) or hemorrhagic (due to brain bleeding), stemming from diverse factors and...

Brain bleeds are dangerous and can affect brain functions. While most strokes are caused by clots (ischemic), a significant portion results...

Strokes are a major health issue that can cause serious brain damage. However, with prompt medical intervention and effective rehabilitation...

A Comprehensive Guide to Contracture Causes, Prevention, and Treatments Abnormal structural changes to muscles, tendons, ligaments, or skin...

Cervical spondylosis (CS) and heart palpitations are conditions individuals are more likely to encounter as they age. CS is a painful...

While it is obvious that the brain and heart are critical to human functioning, one might not realize how much these two organs impact each...

The hypothalamus is the part of the brain that controls most of the human body’s involuntary activities. Specifically, it controls the...