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When Should You See a Neurologist for Memory Problems

When Should You See a Neurologist for Memory Problems?

Memory problems are one of the most anxiety-provoking experiences a person can have. Whether it’s struggling to remember a word, forgetting an appointment, or noticing that a loved one seems increasingly confused, questions about memory naturally lead to worry about dementia or other serious brain conditions. But when does forgetfulness warrant a visit to a […]
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Is Forgetfulness Normal Aging or Early Dementia - Dr Kunal Bahrani

Is Forgetfulness Normal Aging or Early Dementia?

As we age, most of us notice some changes in our memory and thinking. Forgetting where you placed your keys, walking into a room and forgetting why, or struggling to recall a name — these experiences are common and, for most people, completely normal. But how do you know when forgetfulness crosses the line from […]
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What to Do in the First Hour After a Stroke - Dr. (Prof.) Kunal Bahrani

What to Do in the First Hour After a Stroke

In medicine, there is a concept known as the “golden hour” — the critical window of time after a medical emergency during which prompt treatment dramatically improves survival and recovery outcomes. Nowhere is this more true than in stroke care. The first 60 minutes after a stroke begins can determine whether a patient makes a […]
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5 Early Warning Signs of Stroke You Should Never Ignore

5 Early Warning Signs of Stroke You Should Never Ignore

A stroke is a medical emergency. Every minute that passes without treatment can result in the death of millions of brain cells, leading to permanent disability or even death. According to the World Health Organization, stroke is the second leading cause of death globally and a major cause of long-term disability. In India, stroke burden […]
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Migraine vs. Brain Tumor - How Doctors Tell the Difference

Migraine vs. Brain Tumor: How Doctors Tell the Difference

Headaches are one of the most common neurological complaints, affecting millions of people worldwide. While most headaches are benign — including tension headaches and migraines — some patients understandably worry about more serious causes, such as a brain tumor. Understanding the differences between a migraine and a brain tumor headache is essential for both patients […]
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PTSD and rTMS — Calming the Overactive Fear Circuit Without Heavy Sedatives

PTSD and rTMS — Calming the Overactive Fear Circuit Without Heavy Sedatives

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is one of the most debilitating and misunderstood neuropsychiatric conditions. In India, PTSD affects an estimated 3–4% of the population, with significantly higher rates among military veterans, survivors of natural disasters, victims of sexual violence, and individuals with histories of childhood abuse. Despite the enormity of this burden, PTSD remains severely […]
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