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Is Health Tracking Making You Anxious? Here’s What to Do
by Shannel Elhelou
Health trackers can be a valuable tool for increasing awareness and motivation around physical activity, sleep, stress, and overall well-being. However, for some individuals, constantly monitoring health data can lead to increased anxiety rather than reassurance. Learn more.
The Neuroscience of Love and Connection
by Zara Jethani
While love and human connection remain some of the most profound and transformative human experiences, neuroscience has helped demystify their inner workings. Learn more.
When Chemoradiation Can’t Wait—Treating Glioblastoma in the Face of Disaster
by Emmaline Mauritson
A patient must receive essential treatment for a brain tumor, even during an evacuation warning for the raging Pacific Palisades fire in 2025.
Fixing Facial Paralysis with Facial Reanimation and Reconstructive Surgery | Dr. Amit Kochhar & Dr. Tessa Hadlock
by Anthony Effinger
This episode of the ThinkNeuro Podcast, discover how these two experts are transforming lives through innovation, collaboration, and a shared passion for restoring function and confidence in their patients.
Avoiding Dementia Risks
by Verna Porter
Breaking the habit of sedentary behavior is a powerful step toward reducing dementia risk. Pairing this with other lifestyle modifications—such as exercise, a healthy diet, quality sleep, and social engagement—creates a comprehensive approach to brain health. Learn more.
Keeping the Spine Healthy, and Fixing it When Things Go Wrong | Dr. Jian Guan
by Anthony Effinger
In this episode, Dr. Guan talks about how important it is to get up and out of chairs in front of our computers and how to sit when we must. Hit play and learn how to keep an incredible structure healthy for the long run.
How a ‘warrior’ brain surgeon saved his Malibu street from wildfires and looters
by Guest Author
Chester Griffiths, MD, led his son and his neighbor in a marathon stand-off against flames and criminals under hail of burning debris.
Dr. Chester Griffiths finished performing brain surgery at Pacific Neuroscience Institute in Santa Monica, climbed into his car and drove across Los Angeles to save his beachfront Malibu home from the wildfires raging around the city. Read more.
Mitgating Migraines with Rose-Tinted Glasses
by Guest Author
Glasses with special lenses may help reduce light sensitivity associated with migraine, but research is limited. Be sure to purchase a high-quality pair and try different tints to find your best match. Dr. Alexander M. Solomon weighs in about the use of pink glasses for migraines. Learn more.
Preparing for Longevity
by Molly Rapozo
Prepare for longevity by making the most of lifestyle interventions in 2025 and beyond with valuable information and courses from Pacific Neuroscience Institute®.
Alzheimer’s: What You Need to Know | Scott A. Kaiser, MD – Guest Podcast
by Anthony Effinger
This episode joins Dr. Scott Kaiser as he delves into the complexities of Alzheimer’s disease, exploring its causes, treatments, and the holistic approaches that can help patients and families maintain quality of life in the face of cognitive challenges.
Last updated: December 19th, 2024