An elderly woman believed she was possessed by ghosts when she saw her arm move on its own before doctors discovered her ...

A brain-reading implant that translates neural signals into audible speech has allowed a woman with paralysis to hear what ...

Although we know a lot about the brain and what it does, we still have much left to learn about the most complex organ in the ...

previous history of stroke; 3. diagnosis of coexisting moderate-to-severe carotid ... would be observed in the temporal half of the ipsilateral eyes to occipital lobe infarction and in the nasal half ...

The frontal lobe development theory suggests that once you turn 25, a specific part of your brain develops to help you with decision making, controlling impulses and working memory. These are all ...

The researchers found that stroke cut off communication with parvalbumin neuron cells, which play a vital role in brain function and an individual's behavior – including movement.

Every year, around 46,000 people in the UK experience a transient ischaemic attack (TIA), commonly referred to as a "mini stroke", for the first time. TIAs occur when there is a temporary ...

Vladimir Putin is showing "the consequences of a mini-stroke," according to a former Kremlin speechwriter. Abbas Gallyamov, who worked as Mr Putin's speechwriter during his first two terms as ...

Jason Isaacs admitted he regrets his remarks about the “double standard” for male actors after being questioned about his full-frontal scene on “The White Lotus.” “I said the wrong words ...

That dang frontal lobe stroke still likes to play tricks on me, and sometimes my words don’t come out exactly how I intend them to. I have experienced heartbreak dozens of times this past year, but ...

“This is why similar symptoms can occur in individuals with other conditions affecting the frontal lobe such as strokes, focal seizures, traumatic brain injuries, or tumours in this region.

Jennifer, from Eastleigh, Hampshire had an MRI and was told she'd had a stroke that affected her left frontal lobe. “All I could reply to her after the news was ‘ok’,” she recalled.