The Vestibular Disorders Association (VeDA) has officially announced the presentation of original research by Andrew Wagner, PT, DPT, PhD, at the American Balance Society (ABS) Annual Meeting. Dr. Wagner, a…
The traditional clinical portrait of a stroke victim often emphasizes visible impairments: the sudden sag of a facial muscle, the loss of strength in a limb, or the profound struggle…
The Vestibular Disorders Association (VeDA) inaugurated its 2026 Life Rebalanced Live virtual conference with a comprehensive exploration into the rapidly evolving landscape of vestibular medicine. The opening session, titled Hope…
Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness, commonly referred to as PPPD, represents a significant shift in the medical community’s understanding of chronic vestibular disorders, moving away from purely psychological interpretations toward a sophisticated…
Medical science has long grappled with the dual challenge of clinical efficacy and the complex nomenclature that defines its various disciplines. In the specialized field of otolaryngology—more commonly referred to…
The journey toward recovery from vestibular neuritis is frequently characterized by a phenomenon that medical professionals describe as non-linear progression. For many patients undergoing Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT), the initial…
The Mechanics of Vertigo and the Paradox of Treatment Success To understand the importance of the CLEAR algorithm, it is necessary to examine the underlying pathology of BPPV. The human…
The Vestibular Disorders Association (VeDA) has announced a transformative donation from Dr. David Zee, MD, a world-renowned neurologist whose career at Johns Hopkins University has spanned six decades. This significant…
The release of Kimberly Warner’s memoir, Unfixed: A Memoir of Family, Mystery, and the Currents that Carry You Home, marks a significant moment in the intersection of medical literature and…
The vestibular system, a sophisticated sensory network located within the inner ear, serves as the body’s primary mechanism for maintaining equilibrium and spatial orientation. When this system is compromised—whether through…
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