Though usually safe for healthy people, energy drinks can pose serious risks for those with heart conditions or sensitivity to stimulants. Energy drinks like Red Bull, Monster, Celsius, and 5-hour ...

Dr. Jean-Jacques “JJ” Dugoua, a licensed Toronto naturopathic doctor with a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences, has released a detailed report titled “Thunderclap Headaches: What Causes Them and How to ...

BACKGROUND: National studies on reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS) point to differences between Asian and European patients. We investigated geographic variations in neurological ...

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Here we present a challenging case of reversible cerebral vasoconstriction syndrome (RCVS) with delayed diagnosis due to concurrent anxiety/depression and recent endovascular treatment for ischaemic ...

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Functional variations in cerebral cortical activity are accompanied by local changes in blood flow, but the mechanisms underlying this physiological coupling are not well understood. Here we ...

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If no underlying etiology is found and the patient continues to have recurrent events, vasculitis should be placed on the differential diagnostic list and a conventional 4-vessel cerebral ...

A cerebral angiogram showed subtle multifocal distal small vessel caliber changes bilaterally (Fig. 1C). The possibility of vasculitis was entertained. A rheumatologic workup was negative.