Why the World Feels More Intense for Some Autistic People
Some autistic people experience sensory overload and/or intense emotions—creating a clash with the environment around them.
Why Are Some Autistic People Nonverbal?
About 30% of autistic people in the U.S. are nonverbal or nonspeaking. And we’re not quite sure why.
How a TBI Can Affect Your Vision
A traumatic brain injury can affect your vision because of the brain’s significant role in the process of seeing.
Your Eyes Could Be Early Warning Signs for These 6 Diseases
Comprehensive eye exams are important not only for your eyes—but as a window into your overall health too.
Suffer from Migraine Auras? It’s in Your Brain, Not Your Eyes
Migraine auras are migraines that affect your vision, typically creating a zigzag or shimmering pattern.
How Your Vision Works
Sight is very complicated and involves a delicate balance between your eyes and your brain.
Emma Heming Willis Advocates for Caregivers
A Q&A with Emma Heming Willis, wife of actor Bruce Willis, about her unexpected journey of caregiving.
FTD: The Most Common Form of Dementia Under Age 60
A Q&A with Bruce L. Miller, MD, an expert on frontotemporal dementia—a disease many people have never heard of.
The Reality of Long-Term Caregiving
A Q&A with Nikki Davis, who opened up on social media after 15 years as a caregiver to her husband.
Voices of Alzheimer’s Aims to Empower People Living with Alzheimer’s Disease
A Q&A with Jim Taylor, CEO of Voices of Alzheimer’s, about being a “care partner” to his wife, Geri.