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Older adults with hydrocephalus benefit from shunt surgery
A treatment trial improved gait speed, cognition and bladder control in older patients with the brain-fluid condition.
Read MoreBrain shunt surgery improves walking and quality of life in older adults with hydrocephalus
Implanting a brain shunt in older people diagnosed with idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus (iNPH) is effective in improving their symptoms, a randomized, double-blinded, multi-center patient trial shows.
Read MoreShunt Surgery Improves Outcomes for Older Adults with Hydrocephalus
A groundbreaking randomized, double-blinded, multi-center clinical trial has provided compelling evidence supporting the effectiveness of brain shunt implantation in elderly patients diagnosed with idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus (iNPH).
Read MoreBrain condition forces Billy Joel to cancel concerts: The legendary rocker is suffering from NPH, a condition that is affecting his hearing, vision and balance.
The legendary rocker is suffering from a condition that is affecting his hearing, vision and balance. CBS News New York’s Dick Brennan has more on the illness and the prognosis.
Read MoreNatasha Buchanan said her inspiration behind the walk is her 7-year-old son Zander Buchanan. He’s an active child, and by looking at him, you’d never know he has hydrocephalus.
Natasha Buchanan said her inspiration behind the walk is her 7-year-old son Zander Buchanan. He’s an active child, and by looking at him, you’d never know he has hydrocephalus.
Read More‘Society’ of Ryans saves infant Ryan’s life by raising enough money for hydrocephalus treatment in under an hour.
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Read MoreWALK to end Hydrocephalus in Omaha co-chairs joined KETV in studio to discuss this year’s walk
The Omaha Walk to End Hydrocephalus is one of 40 walks across the country. The Co-Chairs of the Omaha walk Karin Donner and Hailee Schmit joined KETV in the studio to discuss this year’s walk.
Read MoreThe 7th annual Reef’s Run will be held on Sunday, September 8, 2024. All proceeds will go to local families in need, the Hydrocephalus Association which actively searches for a cure for hydrocephalus, and charities helping the families in need.
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Read MoreGolfing to End Hydrocephalus: Kasey Andrew joined Inside South Florida to discuss her deeply personal mission to raise awareness and funds to combat hydrocephalus through her annual charity golf tournament.
Kasey Andrew joined Inside South Florida to discuss her deeply personal mission to raise awareness and funds to combat hydrocephalus through her annual charity golf tournament.
Read MoreThe Detroit WALK to End Hydrocephalus is set for Saturday, August 24, in St. Clair Shores. Sajor, a devoted mother of three and Co-Chair of the WALK, has a deeply personal connection to the cause—her 8-year-old son was born with hydrocephalus and has bravely endured eight brain surgeries.
Metro Detroiters are coming together along with Children’s Hospital of Michigan for the annual Detroit WALK to End Hydrocephalus on Saturday in St. Clair Shores.
Read MoreDoctors from across the country gathered at HA CONNECT to discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) could help them diagnose diseases, like hydrocephalus, faster.
Doctors from across the country gathered for a conference in downtown Tampa Friday to discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) could help them diagnose diseases, like hydrocephalus, faster.
Read MoreHydrocephalus can affect babies, the elderly, and everyone in between. According to the Hydrocephalus Association, there is no way to prevent it and the only known treatment requires brain surgery
Hydrocephalus is a disease that can affect babies, the elderly, and everyone in between. According to the Hydrocephalus Association, there is no way to prevent it and the only known treatment requires brain surgery
Read MorePediatric Neurosurgeon and Johns Hopkins Fellow, Dr. Myron Rolle, spoke to hundreds of people at the Hydrocephalus Association’s National Conference on Hydrocephalus as a keynote speaker.
Pediatric Neurosurgeon and Johns Hopkins Fellow, Dr. Myron Rolle, spoke to hundreds of people at the Hydrocephalus Association’s National Conference on Hydrocephalus as a keynote speaker.
Read MoreHundreds of thousands of senior may be living with it, and not even know it, because the condition is often misdiagnosed.
Hundreds of thousands of senior may be living with it, and not even know it, because the condition is often misdiagnosed. A Bay Area doctor explained the warning signs of Hydrocephalus and the treatment option available.
Read MoreRepresentative Ritchie Torres Joins Pediatric and Adult Hydrocephalus Caucus to Advocate for Affected Families in NY-15
Representative Torres will play an integral role in advocating for increased awareness, funding, and support for pediatric and adult hydrocephalus patients. His commitment further amplifies the voice of those impacted by this condition and allows him to support hydrocephalus research at Columbia University.
Read More‘Impacts everyone differently’: Walk to End Hydrocephalus funds research, provides support to families
Hydrocephalus was highlighted with patients on two medical drama TV shows. The Good Doctor and The Resident.
Read MoreHydrocephalus Spotlight on Emergency NYC – Episode 5
Hydrocephalus was highlighted with patients on two medical drama TV shows. The Good Doctor and The Resident.
Read MoreWashU Scientist Gets Grant to Further Research on Hydrocephalus
Two researchers at WashU received grants to help better understand hydrocephalus. Dr. Gabriel Haller is one of them and his research is focusing on finding out what leads to this build-up, largely in pre-mature babies.
Read More‘Little People, Big World’ Star Zach Roloff Has Emergency Brain Surgery
A few days ago, Zach Roloff, one of the stars of the TLC reality series…
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