By: Natalie L. Boehm, MBA, RBLP-T What are febrile seizures? Febrile seizures are convulsions in a child caused by a spike in body temperature. The most common cause of a febrile seizure is infection. Febrile seizures often occur in children … Continued
By: Annemarie DeChellis Music has long been a part of human history, and can be considered an integral part of the humanexperience. While music has a significant role within cultural and social practices, more recentlyresearch has shown the ways that … Continued
By: Natalie L. Boehm, MBA, RBLP-T What are seizures? What is epilepsy? According to the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) and the International Bureau for Epilepsy (IBE), an epileptic seizure is defined as a transient occurrence of signs and/or symptoms … Continued
By: Aliana Gordon Visual Center The brain is the control center for the entire body having four lobes with varying responsibilities. This article will be focusing on the occipital lobe which lies in the back of the head. The … Continued
By: Nicholas Parekh What is a seizure?Seizures are neurological events characterized by sudden surges of electrical activity inthe brain and are common in epileptic patients. Seizures usually last one to two minutes, andseizures that last for more than five minutes … Continued