Are seniors at risk for epilepsy?

The genetic type of epilepsy usually doesn’t happen with older adults. In this video, family physician Sharecare Advisory Board member Daniel Spogen, MD, describes what can cause epilepsy in older adults.

Seizures aren't always obvious—and we often don't know what causes them.

Learn why hypertension in older adults is linked with stroke and dementia.

What is "frozen shoulder" exactly and why are some people more at risk than others?

The MRI is a painless procedure that can help diagnose a number of conditions.

You can’t completely control your risk of cognitive decline, but adopting healthy habits and stimulating your brain may help lower the odds.