Description
The Encyclopedia of the Brain and Brain Disorders is a detailed medical reference that explores the structure and function of the human brain while examining numerous neurological and psychiatric conditions. Written by experts Carol Turkington and Joseph R. Harris, this Facts on File publication serves as an accessible resource for patients, families, and students seeking to understand brain health.
The encyclopedia covers a wide range of topics including brain anatomy, neurochemistry, brain disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy, and stroke, as well as psychiatric conditions including depression and anxiety disorders. Each entry provides clear definitions, symptoms, causes, and treatment options in language understandable to non-medical readers. The book includes illustrations and cross-references to help readers navigate complex neurological concepts.
This comprehensive guide is invaluable for anyone wanting to understand brain function, neurological diseases, or seeking information about specific conditions affecting the brain and nervous system.
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