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Celebrity Profiles Christine Ebersole on Love, Brain Surgery, and Learning to Adapt After Her Husband’s Diagnosis

The Tony-winning actress reflects on 35 years of life reimagined with Bill Moloney after his vestibular schwannoma diagnosis, only three years into their marriage.

Brain Wonders Understanding Déjà Vu: Causes, Effects, and Its Link to Epilepsy

While most cases of déjà vu are harmless, the phenomenon can be a symptom of epilepsy. Recognizing the signs early could be key to getting the right treatment.

Disease Management Understanding the Impact of Invisible Illnesses on Daily Life

Many neurologic symptoms, like brain fog and fatigue, are invisible, and dealing with them in public can be stressful. This advice may help.

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