Most people aren’t familiar with the second most common form of dementia. What all patients and caregivers should know.

After years of troublesome hand tremors, an active retiree finally found relief. Learn about the procedure that helped him regain function.

A U-M alumna and Michigan Medicine researcher living with cerebral palsy speaks about her journey — and offers advice to others.

A fall from a second-story roof could have been fatal for a college freshman. Thanks to a specialized intensive care unit at Michigan Medicine, the student is back on campus.

Helping a loved one with Lewy body dementia navigate the hospital requires caretakers to be advocates and educators. One woman offers strategic advice.

After sustaining multiple blows to the head during his college hockey career, a Wolverine returns to campus decades later for specialized neurological help.

Learn about glioblastoma, the deadly brain tumor Senator John McCain was diagnosed with, including what causes a glioblastoma, how it is treated and survival rates.

After epilepsy surgery, a U-M graduate finds meaning in his health journey by sending joy to children with medical conditions.

What's the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's disease? Discover key differences between two from the Michigan Alzheimer's Disease Center.

Merrill Harvitt suffered an extensive neurovascular bleed that in most cases would be deadly. But teamwork led to a remarkable recovery — and more time with his beloved family.

One man’s struggle to get a good night’s sleep was a nightmare. An unexpected diagnosis of RLS helped him pinpoint the problem and find ways to cope.

Ways to prevent dementia and memory loss include apps to help with memory, food and supplements for brain health, exercising and being social.

Acting out dreams could indicate REM sleep behavior disorder. What you should know about the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

If you think you are having a stoke every minute counts. Get information on the signs and symptoms of a stroke and learn how they are treated from Michigan Medicine.

Learn about a cutting edge minimally invasive stroke treatment procedure, endovascular thrombectomy, and hear how it saves one Belleville woman's life.