Have you ever stared blankly at a screen, forgotten simple tasks, or struggled to articulate your thoughts during a meeting? These moments of mental lapse might seem harmless at first, but when they ...

Many people who get migraines experience "brain fog"—a term used to describe symptoms of cognitive dysfunction, such as confusion, memory and language problems, and an inability to think, plan, or ...

Brain fog can happen to anyone at any time from a variety of different diseases. It can also be blamed on lack of sleep, low blood sugar, heat, mild dehydration to stress. For this reason, here is how ...

Chronic pain and illness are often accompanied by cognitive difficulties known as “brain fog.” Typically, it’s characterized by an inability to focus or remember things, from where to left your keys ...

Brain fog doesn't mean you're losing your mind, and it's not dementia. Think of brain fog as your brain's way of signalling overload. [iStockphoto] Ever found yourself in the middle of a conversation ...

Have you ever experienced the fuzzy sensation like your brain doesn’t feel as sharp as usual? Maybe you struggle to recall a conversation. Or you can’t grasp the right word. When this happens ...

As we get older, the inevitable cognitive decline emerges, now one ancient food will have you saying goodbye to brain fog ...

According to the World Health Organization, for every 100 people infected, 6 developed long COVID. One of the most common and ...

A new study suggests that memory problems and difficulty concentrating after chemotherapy may stem from impaired lymphatic-system drainage caused by cancer drugs. Cancer is already a difficult ...

Menopause marks the end of a woman’s reproductive years. But the transition affects far more than reproductive health: it also reshapes the brain. As estrogen and progesterone decline, cognitive ...

After 10 surgeries and eight NFL seasons came brain fog, ringing in his ears, memory voids, tequila, rage and thoughts of ...