Learn more about cancer-related cognitive changes at a free workshop from Cancer Support Community Iowa and NW Illinois (CSCIAIL) at Gilda’s Club. The presentation on cancer-related “brain fog” will ...

Scientists have discovered that breast cancer can quietly throw the brain’s internal clock off balance—almost immediately after cancer begins. In mice, tumors flattened the natural daily rhythm of ...

A woman who blamed her brain fog on the menopause and long work hours was diagnosed with two brain tumors. Elizabeth Murphy, 60, began struggling to find words, type fluently, and even spell - ...

Everyone gets headaches. Everyone misplaces their phone or forgets a name now and then. Most of the time, these moments are harmless – the result of stress, fatigue, or just a busy mind. Yet they’re ...

While headaches are something everyone gets at one point in time, mostly they are considered harmless, as they can be a result of stress, tiredness, or just a busy mind. Yet headaches can also be due ...

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 ...

A woman's breasts and brain are closely connected through hormones like estrogen and progesterone. Breast cancer treatments can induce sudden, menopause-like hormonal changes, affecting mental health.