-
Can a shingles vaccine protect your brain?
In a recent study, a shingles vaccine showed promise in staving off dementia. A Providence Swedish expert explains.
-
Providence Swedish hosts our second Healthy Aging Summit
The event was presented by the Providence Swedish Center for Healthy Aging and Women’s Brain Health Team, which are part of the Providence Swedish Neuroscience Institute.
-
"It's amazing. Everything was easier." Learn more about life-changing essential tremor treatment at Swedish.
These remarkable women bonded over their struggle with essential tremor. They chose different paths for treatment. Watch the video to learn more about movement disorder treatment at Swedish.
-
For one young patient, spinal surgery offered a second chance at health
Hudson Bangart was overtaken by dizziness and difficulty walking. A quick diagnosis and surgery for a rare brain and skull malformation got him up and moving again.
-
The Swedish MS Center: New leadership committed to our tradition of visionary care
Pavle Repovic, M.D., Ph.D., has dedicated his career to caring for MS patients and slowing the disease’s progress. Learn more about Dr. Repovic’s vision for the country’s best MS Center.
-
What is deep brain stimulation?
A Providence Swedish neurosurgeon answers common questions about this procedure and how it's used to treat Parkinson’s disease and other movement conditions. Learn more.
-
He authored the blueprint for revolutionary multiple sclerosis care
We are grateful for the extraordinary contributions of James Bowen, M.D., director of the Swedish Multiple Sclerosis Center, who is retiring this month.
-
Hope’s next chapter: three sisters continue their remarkable focused ultrasound journey
Essential tremor runs in their family. Providence Swedish neuroscience experts provided life-changing care. Watch the video at the end of the blog to learn more.
-
What is a meningioma?
These tumors account for 30% of all brain and spinal cord tumors. Learn more from a Providence Swedish neurosurgeon.
-
For patients with seizures, early detection means better outcomes
Providence Swedish is home to game changing seizure detection technology. Watch this short video to learn more about this significant advance in neurocritical care.
-
Struggling with essential tremor? Watch this seminar to learn how focused ultrasound can help you.
Watch this video of recent online event and hear from experts and patients about how this advanced technology is changing lives.
-
Learn BE FAST, because every second counts during a stroke
Watch video: Learn this simple method for recognizing stroke symptoms. It may help you save a life.
-
New Parkinson’s disease test can help refine treatments and support more efficient research
Swedish is part of a trial that has shown significant promise for the early diagnosis of Parkinson’s.
-
With Swedish’s telehealth services, multiple sclerosis patients have more options for care
Virtual visits bring advanced care to more communities and relieve the strain and cost of traveling for many patients with MS.
-
Three sisters find hope at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute
Essential tremor ran in this family. Swedish neuroscience experts used focused ultrasound to treat the condition, which has plagued them for decades. Learn more.
-
El dolor crónico puede afectar mucho a los pacientes y a las personas que los quieren
Los expertos en salud conductual de Providence Swedish ofrecen algunos consejos para que los pacientes, sus seres queridos y los cuidadores transiten sus relaciones de manera positiva.
-
Empathy, love and compassion are essential for patients with chronic pain and those who care for them
Providence Swedish experts share some advice for building supportive relationships between patients, caregivers and loved ones.
-
Understanding and recognizing Alzheimer’s disease
An expert from the Center for Healthy Aging at Swedish shares tips to help recognize and prevent Alzheimer’s disease.
-
Swedish is the first Washington State hospital to offer groundbreaking ALS treatment
Tofersen, a new drug, is the first gene therapy for a familial form of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
-
Swedish is the first Washington State hospital to offer groundbreaking ALS treatment
Tofersen, a new drug, is the first gene therapy for a familial form of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
-
Loading More...