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.

Your body may not work as well as it used to, but you can take steps to support good health.

Why red blood cells are so important, and how these cells are affected by sickle cell disease.

A look at the early symptoms of ATTR peripheral neuropathy and ATTR cardiomyopathy.

Treatment for CIDP typically involves a multidisciplinary approach and multiple healthcare providers.