By Kyle Spurr, UM News Service MISSOULA – About one-third of people who survive a stroke develop aphasia, a neurologic disorder that affects language and communication. The disorder can lead to trouble speaking, understanding spoken language, and reading and writing. Lexi…
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Many teens long to expand their social circles—but that can be a particular struggle for those with autism spectrum disorder. A Stanford Medicine-led study suggests that the social centers in their brains may work against them when they hear…
Toronto, Nov. 3 (SANA) Birdwatching may help preserve memory and cognitive function in older adults, according to Canadian research suggesting that the activity could offer benefits for brain health and psychological well-being. Researchers at Canada’s Baycrest Academy examined brain MRI scans…
When you’re looking for therapy for your child, you’re looking for more than a spot on the calendar. You want a caring team that comes alongside your family, helps your child build confidence, and creates a plan that feels doable…
Someone at the coffee line turns and asks how your day is going. A new coworker says hi in the kitchen. A friend of a friend sits down next to you at a party. And your mind goes completely white.
Chewing gum restores doctor’s taste and smell lost to COVID-19 Study finds low-carb ‘keto’ diet has more benefits than other options Scientists explore why most men think ‘dieting’ isn’t for them Fasting after 60? Gaps between meals tied to faster disease…
BBC Morning Live experts have urged people to be wary when it comes to health claims(Image: BBC Morning Live) A doctor has said he is deeply worried about the health content spreading online. Speaking on BBC Morning Live, Dr…
Scroll through social media for a few minutes and a parent is likely to land on a post about baby sleep, picky eating or fever remedies. Some of the advice is sound. Some is not, and it can be hard…
Tiana Quitugua shares ways to use augmentative and alternative communication daily. October was Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Awareness Month. The truth is, we all use AAC every day. When we text, wave, give a high-five, or use body language…
Evidence translation, risk communication, and countering health myths online.
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