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An excerpt from Theodore H. Schwartz's book, Gray Matters: A Biography of Brain Surgery

Question of when to test involves navigating patient privacy, legal, ethical concerns

A look at how things can change for doctors once they leave school and start practicing

In his new book, Theodore Schwartz, MD, immerses readers in the story of brain surgery

GFAP outperformed other measures tested

Either choice is "acceptable" based on randomized study

Adaptive approach senses symptoms before they occur and calibrates stimulation to prevent them

Follow-up with another ALS patient shows brain-computer interfaces can be used for many years

Health news and commentary gathered by 麻豆传媒 staff

A Q&A with a physician who got a taste of Hollywood

People with border wall falls were less likely to receive follow-up care

Outcomes appeared to be driven by lobar hemorrhage

But glucocorticoid replacement right after surgery may be protective

Focused ultrasound helped aducanumab reduce amyloid-beta levels