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BE FAST: National Stroke Awareness Month

BE FAST: National Stroke Awareness Month
With all the concern about the impact coronavirus (COVID-19) has had on our lives, it’s easy to overlook the fact that May is National Stroke Awareness Month. Certainly remain vigilant and do what you can to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but also take some time this month to think about the members of our…
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Gift in Action

Gift in Action
On August 22, Chuck Urban, 51, woke up thinking it would be a typical Tuesday, but that morning he felt anything but normal. Despite being nauseous and having a headache for no apparent reason, Chuck got out of bed to help his boys, ages 10 and 12, get ready for school just like he would…
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Memory – Let’s Not Forget About It

Memory – Let’s Not Forget About It
Memory problems are among the most common complaints people make to their doctors. What is memory? How does it work? Why does it sometimes NOT work? What can I do about it? Memory is known as the mental capacity of retaining and reviving information from previous experiences. However, there are different kinds of memory. There…
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Understanding Headaches

Understanding Headaches
By: Muhammad Salman Siddiqi, MD, Neurologist, TMH Physician Partners, Neurology Specilaists A headache is a symptom of pain, uncomfortable feeling and sensation anywhere in the region of the head or neck, which affects millions of people’s quality of life all over the world. People are not only missing time from work and school due to…
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Advancements in the Treatment of Epilepsy

Advancements in the Treatment of Epilepsy
By: Jason Chen, MD, Neurologist, Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare You may be familiar with the word “seizure,” however “epilepsy” may not ring a bell. Although it’s the fourth most common neurological disease in the United States, it’s often overshadowed by other neurological conditions and disorders. Epilepsy is a central nervous system disorder (neurological disorder) where nerve…
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Ready, Steady, Balance

Ready, Steady, Balance
Falls prevention is key – so why aren’t people talking about it? Many older adults and their families believe falling is a “normal” part of aging. This is NOT true. Falls can be prevented and it’s in YOUR power to prevent falls. There are very simple steps that you can take to assess your fall…
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Caleb Diao: Hemorrhage Survivor

Caleb Diao: Hemorrhage Survivor
Your brain is amazing. No matter who you are, how old you are, what you know or what you don’t know – the complex neurological pathways and network of arteries and veins all working in harmony is almost too much to wrap your head around. When you’re born, all of that awe-inspiring mechanics is bundled…
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Memory Problems

Memory Problems
By: Carlton Gass, PhD, ABPP, Neuropsychologist, Tallahassee Memorial Forgetfulness is a very common problem people face. We’ve all been there – forgetting people’s names, forgetting items to buy at the store, forgetting why you entered a room, losing and misplacing things or even getting lost in familiar places. Some people who experience these difficulties are…
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Memory: Let’s Not Forget About It

Memory: Let’s Not Forget About It
By: Carlton Gass, PhD, ABPP, Neuropsychologist Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare  Memory problems are among the most common complaints people make to their doctors. What is memory? How does it work? Why does it sometimes NOT work? What can I do about it? Memory is known as the mental capacity of retaining and reviving information from previous…
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