Neurology
Congenital Insensitivity to Pain – A Life Without Pain
Danger level: High What is it? Also called congenital analgia, congenital analgesia and congenital pain insensitivity, it is a rare condition in which a person can’t feel pain. Who gets it? This condition runs in families. Since the number of
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Tension Headache – The Toll We Pay for a Stressful Living
As Seen on Grey’s Anatomy – IL-2 treatment, Anterograde Amnesia
As Seen On 24 – Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease – A Disease Caused by Prions
Parkinson’s Disease – 1 Out of 100 People Over Age 60
Cluster Headaches – Excruciating Attacks of Headaches
Meningitis – The Brain Infection That Could Kill You, and How To Recognize It
Migraine Headaches – How To Tell If Your Headaches Are Life Threatening, and What You Can Do About Them
Myasthenia Gravis – The Body Attacking Its Own Muscles
Danger level: Medium What is it? Myasthenia gravis is a disease in which there is muscle weakness and fatigue. Who gets it? It usually happens around the ages 20-30 and after age 50 (but can occur anytime in life). When
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