It is estimated that around 80 million people worldwide live with a tremor. For example, those who live with Parkinson's ...

People with Parkinson's disease who have a pacemaker-like device implanted in the brain spend an extra four-plus hours a day free of tremors and involuntary movements than they do on medication, ...

Surgeons must account for patients' breathing, snoring, and eye movements, along with their own involuntary hand tremors, while they work on a layer of cells less than a millimeter thick. That's why ...

Hand tremors are an involuntary and rhythmic movement that can affect anyone, regardless of the weather. While it's common to ...

The existence of such involuntary eye movements has been known for several decades, but how the brain generates them has remained a scientific mystery. Reproduced, with permission, from ...

When someone has been rendered tetraplegic by a spinal cord injury, they may still retain partial use of their wrists. An ...

Surgeons must account for patients' breathing, snoring, and eye movements, along with their own involuntary hand tremors, while they work on a layer of cells less than a millimeter thick.