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Hosted by Unknown Host · health · EN · 22 episodes
Brain health experts at The University of Kansas Health system talk about treatments to keep you healthy.
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All Things Brain Health
At just 32, with a 4-year-old child, Emily Fogleman suffered a massive stroke and was told she might never walk or talk again. Twelve years later, she's progressing in her recovery further than anyone expected. Learn what Emily's journey reveals about how long the brain can continue to heal after a stroke.
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Lester McKinzy went from working construction to suddenly getting so sick he couldn't walk. An initial misdiagnosis, a second opinion at The University of Kansas Cancer Center and finally a correct diagnosis led to the therapy that had Lester back to walking in just three weeks.
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A concussion can happen anywhere, not just on the playing field, and the symptoms can linger long after the injury. We hear one woman's months-long recovery and ask the experts what you need to know about recognizing, treating and healing from a brain injury.
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<p>Glenn Hopper, a 66-year-old stroke survivor, recounted his life-threatening stroke on April 23, 2025, while visiting his wife Joe in the hospital. Initially, he experienced numbness and called 911. A CT scan revealed a brain bleed. Despite initial stabilization, his brain swelled, necessitating a craniectomy. His skull was sent to West Virginia for preservation. After a second surgery, he recovered and returned home in two months and one week. Glenn's story highlights the importance of recognizing stroke symptoms and the medical team's expertise in managing severe brain bleeds and swelling.</p>
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<p>After nearly a decade of living with Parkinson's disease, Mary Thurber knows what it means to have good days, hard days and days when the words simply will not come out. In this episode of All Things Brain Health, Mary shares how Parkinson's has affected her balance, memory, sleep, mood and independence — and how palliative care is helping her live better right now. Her care team at The University of Kansas Health System explains how palliative care, also called supportive care, is different from hospice and why it can be appropriate at any age or stage of a serious il...
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